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  Question about joinOrCreate matchmaking algorithm
  • yncat

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  I found the algorithm explained at https://docs.colyseus.io/server/api/ . The filter may return multiple rooms, and when that happens, the server sorts the rooms using sortBy settings and selects which one to join.
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  Godot support
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  +1 for godot support
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  io type game ccu test
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  I think the last commit broke something
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  Hi @tsum, Some people on Discord have reported issues because they're including the master JavaScript client from GitHack (https://raw.githack.com/colyseus/colyseus.js/master/dist/colyseus.js) This link points now to the version 0.13.0. If you're using version 0.12.x, you should include that version of the client instead: https://raw.githack.com/colyseus/colyseus.js/0.12.0/dist/colyseus.js Hope this helps.
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  Is it possible to run `joinOrCreateById`?
  api client js-client • • LukeWood

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  @endel very cool! I see how that’s handled now. Also very handy to know about the filtering features :). It seems could be really useful in implementing some sort of ranked matchmaking service.
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  Connecting with colyseus in angular 7
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  Hi @garimabhasin ,I think maybe there is any mistake in your code, you post message is too little information. Did you used the sample project before? You can try.
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  Organizing message sending/calling room methods.
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  Also, if you’re creating separate files to keep your code lean, I created a class with a static variable pointing to the room. In the onCreate event of Room, I assign the static room property. Then I can import that class from any file and use the room methods.
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  client.reconnect
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  Solved! Everything is working!!! Did the button click processing through the state on the client
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  When working through https, access to the server is blocked by the browser, does it work through http?
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  Succeded! Thanks very much!
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  Godot client?
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  Hi @JimboAction, not yet. It would be great to have it eventually. We already have a C++11 client written for Cocos2d-x: https://github.com/colyseus/colyseus-cocos2d-x Godot recently released their new WebSocket implementation: https://godotengine.org/article/websocket-updates-udp-multicast AFAIK Godot still uses C++03 in their engine, but C++11/17 is supported if using GDNative: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.1/tutorials/plugins/gdnative/gdnative-cpp-example.html
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  Realtime Multiplayer Game on Amazon Beanstalk
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  Is Colyseus appropriate for Words With Friends type game?
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  absolutely
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  Haxe externs for server?
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  @mdotedot now to think of it. Perhaps static/02-state-handler.html does not work for you because you don't use haxe rc2 to compile server. Thing is that haxe prior to rc2 will still compile the js server code but it will be ES5 javascript. Code generated in this way does not work with states for example; perhaps I need to add some compilation error for this case. So you need to be sure that js got generated with ES6 features with classes and all that. Check generated index.js - it should contain classes, something like this: class server_rooms_StateHandlerRoom extends colyseus_server_Room
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  Why does forum require consent to data harvesting + receiving emails?
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  I have no idea about that.
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  Use PM2, typescript for Heroku
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  @endel Thanks for help, I found heroku dyno listen process on change and crush
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  Unity OnMessage Handler Error
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  Would you add Gideros SDK and Corona SDK support?
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  I'd love to see the Defold client evolving to eventually support all major LUA platforms, such as the ones you suggested, and löve2d. The problem currently is the platform-specifics of WebSocket implementations, basically. Defold has its own WebSocket client that works for them, CoronaSDK also has one made by the community - which AFAIK it doesn't work with binary data. @Apollo144 do you know if Gideros have a WebSocket client? Cheers
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  Is Colyseus what I'm looking for?
  • Kinrany

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  Thanks for the detailed answer! AFAIK these platforms you mentioned will provide servers and resources to host your game. As Colyseus is just a networking framework, it also doesn't provide any kind of game logic out of the box. You'd need to implement everything by yourself. Right, both platforms are also social networks, and I don't need that. (Though BYOND doesn't host the servers.) A networking framework is exactly what I'm looking for. This works great if your game state is not too big. How big is too big? I've seen the splitting and filtering views feature. It seems like a must-have for a networking framework, not only for performance, but also for cheating prevention purposes. Currently, we haven't seen a use case for this. Most games need to have multiple sessions, and matchmaking comes along with it. My (hypothetical) use case is a ss13-like: every server uses their own fork of the game code with minor tweaks, and the servers can have up to a hundred players and are barely ever full. Not at the moment. I believe client-side prediction is not easily pluggable in a way that the framework abstract everything for you. Wait, do you run the game code on the client at all? Client-side prediction can depend on the game, but all games could benefit from changing the local state immediately. And many games aren't performance-bound on the client by the size of the local game state and can handle recalculating several game states every time the server sends something unexpected. Right?