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A simple router for allowing multiple applications to talk to VRChat simultaneously.
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## How do I use it?
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By default, this software broadcasts anthing from ports 9100 to 9199 (depending on the `--count` / `-c` option) to port 9000 (VRChat's OSC server).
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By default, this software broadcasts anything from ports 9100 to 9199 (depending on the `--count` / `-c` option) to port 9000 (VRChat's OSC server).
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And broadcasts anything from port 9001 (VRChat's OSC client) to ports 9200 to 9299 (still depending on `-c`).
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The only command line argument is `--count` / `-c`, which specifies how many routes will be created. This defaults to `5`.
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For most cases you can simply run `main.py`, if you want more configuration (such as changing port numbers, binds etc.) see `python3 main.py --help` or `py main.py --help` on Windows.
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For most cases you can simply run `main.py`, if you want more configuration (such as changing port numbers, binds etc.) see `python3 main.py --help` or `py main.py --help` on Windows.
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