Hi
I encountered a question, when I opened two fmod projects and only the first project terminal “Connected to FMOD Studio on 127.0.0.1:3663.”, the second project was displayed “FMOD Studio couldn’t bind to port 3663.”. At this point I have to closed two projects and then open the second one, which a big project take a long time. I wonder if there’s any way to just closed the first one and the second one can reload or reconnected?
Hi,
Just to clarify, are you opening the projects in different versions/instances of the FMOD Studio application? If you are opening two projects in the same instance, the two should share the same console scripting server, and as a result the port bind error shouldn’t occur. If you’re using different versions/instances, starting the second instance with the command line argument -script-server-port=1234 (or whatever port you wish to use) will ensure that the second instances uses a different port.
That said, I agree that being able to refresh the console’s scripting server without restarting the whole application would be useful, so I’ve added it to our internal feature/improvement tracker.
I open the projects in different versions of the FMOD Studio application. I use Windows system, I don’t know how to use the command -script-server-port=1234 (or whatever port you wish to use) you mentioned. I use this line of code os.system(project_path + " -script-server-port=43566") to start a project,but it doesn’t work, it still listen to port 3663. Is this command in the latest FMOD Studio version can be used?
