How to use it?
TMD Server
Simply, execute tmdserver.exe in the host machine. You can do it by clicking on tmdserver.exe from the explorer or from command prompt:
> tmdserver.exe
Note that it’s better to execute tmdserver.exe from a command prompt with administrator rights otherwise you cannot interact with some applications with elevated rights, like the Task Manager.
TMD Server listens in TCP port 4815, so you need to configure this port to make the application work. If you have troubles, it’s better to test this port with an appliation like iperf3 before using TMD.
You can also use a different port from command prompt:
> tmdserver.exe --port 5000
In TMD server v0.2, the username is always “tmduser” and the password is “texturemind”
TMD Viewer
Simply, execute tmdviewer.exe in the client machine. You can do it by clicking on tmdviewer.exe from the explorer or from command prompt:
> tmdviewer.exe
The software will try at first to run with GPU with Vulkan libraries. If the check fails, it falls back to software rendering. If you want to force a CPU rendering with Cairo libraries on a machine with GPU, you need to do:
> tmdviewer.exe --software-rendering
To connect to the host machine, you can launch the application and insert the IP address in the text box or pass it as argument from command prompt:
> tmdviewer.exe --host 192.168.1.3
You can pass also username and password:
> tmdviewer.exe --host 192.168.1.3 --username tmduser --password texturemind
TMD Viewer connects to TCP port 4815, so you need to configure it to make the application work. If you have troubles, it’s better to test this port with an appliation like iperf3 before using TMD.
You can also connect to a different port from command prompt:
> tmdviewer.exe --port 5000
If you are trying to access TMD server v0.2, the username is “tmduser” and the password is “texturemind”