Client 1 · P1
Your main or carry character.
A party size you don’t usually see
Three characters. One physical controller.
Use Findigo Ultimate’s P1, P3 and P4 configuration to run a three-character party across two visible clients.
24 hours · everything unlocked · no card
One physical controller
FINDIGO / 3P MODE
Client 1
P1Main / carry
P2 excludedClient 2
P3P4
Followers / support1Windows PC
1Controller
2PoE 2 clients
3Characters
How it works
A deliberate three-player layout.
The P3/P4 terminology matches how Ultimate assigns the second client; P2 is intentionally excluded from Client 1.
Client 2 · P3 + P4
Two followers, supports or collectors.
Individual routes
Tune following behaviour for each character.
One combined radar
See the party’s relevant navigation information together.
See it working
One controller, three active characters
Watch Ultimate coordinate active characters across two visible clients with one controller.
Works withFindigo Ultimate
24 hours · everything unlocked · no card
Try Ultimate freeCommon questions
Before you try it.
Why are the players called P1, P3 and P4?
Ultimate assigns P1/P2 to Client 1 and P3/P4 to Client 2. Three-player mode keeps P1 on Client 1 and uses P3/P4 on Client 2.
Is P2 accidentally missing?
No. P2 is intentionally excluded in this three-character configuration.
Can the followers use different distances?
Yes. Ultimate supports individual follow routes and stopping distances.
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