Remote Play is a console application written in python that allows you to transfer your keyboard and mouse inputs to another pc. It allows for all sorts of fun ways to play with your friends online and still share controlls as if you were sitting right next to them.
First download the code from this repository [green "Code" button -> "Download ZIP"] and unzip it.
Then install python (and pip) [from https://www.python.org/downloads/ ] if you do not have already and add it to the path variable. If everything is working correctly you should be able to execute the pythoncheck.bat file and you should see a log like
python is installed
pip is installed
Now execute the pipinstalls.bat file in order to get all the required python library's.
If you are the one who is hosting the server you will also have to port forward port 5000 for TCP. Then you will have to give your friends your public ip (which you can find here: myip.com) and they will have to enter it in their programs. (Currently you will have to change the python remote_client.py script)
As once the client program is executed all of your key and mouse inputs are deactivated, it is convenient to know that you can regain control over your system by pressing "AltGr" + "T".
In case any problems occur please contact us. Thank you for trying Remote Play!
When the server is closed all connected clients will crash upon any input.
Scrolling on a trackpad (scrolling gesture) will not work.
Similarly, when scrolling to fast (can only be achieved on trackpad or with infinite scroll wheel) a lot of latency will be introduced. You will have to wait untill all of the scroll inputs are executed.