Setting up WebRadar

*Make sure to install Visual C Runtimes* Method 1:

HOW TO SHARE RADAR WITH CLOUDFLARED [All steps must be completed on 2nd PC]

1) Install Cloudflared (Windows 64-bit)

Optional: check it installed by running in Command Prompt:cloudflared --version

2) Make sure Radar is running

  • Start the webradar in Eden menu.

  • In your browser on the same PC, open: http://localhost:8080

  • If that page loads, you’re good.

3) Start the Cloudflare tunnel

  • Open Command Prompt (Win + R → type cmd → Enter).

  • Run this command:cloudflared --url http://localhost:8080

  • Wait a few seconds. Cloudflared will print some logs.

  • Look for a line that contains a URL like:https://something-random.trycloudflare.com

👉 That https://...trycloudflare.com URL is your public link. Anyone with this link can open your Radar in a browser.

4) Share the URL

  • Copy the https://...trycloudflare.com link from Command Prompt.

  • Send it to your friends (Discord / WhatsApp / etc.).

  • They just click the link and use Radar in their browser.

  • No router port forwarding, and your real IP stays hidden behind Cloudflare.

5) IMPORTANT: keep Command Prompt open

  • As long as that Command Prompt window is open and cloudflared is running, the link works.

  • If you close the window or press CTRL + C:

    • The tunnel stops

    • The link stops working

6) Stop the tunnel when you’re done

  • Go to the Command Prompt where cloudflared is running.

  • Press CTRL + C.

  • Tunnel is closed and nobody can use the link anymore.

big thx to <@1276303433355235481> Method 2:

(Optional) Set a static IP for your 2nd PC

  • Google your router model and search for setting a static IP

  • This just makes it so that the IP will always be the same for your 2nd PC

1) Login to your router 2) Manually set a static IP for your 2nd PC's MAC address & save/apply 3) Go onto 2nd pc and either: ---> Reboot the PC --- or --- ---> go into cmd prompt and do

Allow the port through the 2nd PC's firewall

  • Example through port 8080

  • I'd recommend choosing a non-standard port for example 28888

1) Open powershell as admin and enter the following (replace Name and LocalPort with whatever custom one you want)

At this point, you should be able to open your web radar locally without issue by entering the local IP of your 2nd PC and the port you want to use in Eden (example: 192.168.1.X port 8080), and then on your gaming PC open a web browser and enter the IP:Port (example: 192.168.1.X:8080) Now if you want to share your web radar with a friend, you'll have to apply port forwarding in your router

  • Google your router model and find the port forwarding setting

1) Login to your router 2) Find your port forwarding settings 3) Add a rule

Basically this rule says: Anything trying to access my public IP on port 8080 will be routed to my 2nd PC on port 8080. Now find your public IP (google is your friend) Send your friend http://(your/arrow-up-right PUBLIC IP):(whatever port you chose)

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