Hi ! I have done HashMaps but not Quadtree, however I think this is possible as you can nest objects into custom structure, I did not tested but recursivity may not be a problem. Something like (not tested, just a draft) : import { Schema, type } from "@colyseus/schema"; class Node extends Schema { @type([Node]) nodes = new ArraySchema<Node>(); @type([Entity]) entities = new ArraySchema<Entity>(); } class MyState extends Schema { @type(Node) node: Node = new Node(); } On each Node you may have 4 child Nodes, each nodes can have 0 to many Entity. It may be a good idea to write a NodeManager attached to the State for building and update the tree !

Oh god of divine authoritative servers, @endel please share your insights about this problem.

I did not have the experience and the need to support this amount of clients but what about splitting the server into different instances?

Okay I am working on something ! The solution may be having a global hashmap of Component detached from Entity objects. It allows us to group the Component types in the State and send them as group. Not sure it will works but, at least i will try this :) I will keep updated the work on this thread.

What is the reason behind your intent to connect two servers? Depending on your intent, there might be different solutions.

Hi, i suggest you to remove localhost from listen. gameServer.listen(PORT); or: import dns from 'dns'; import os from 'os'; dns.lookup(os.hostname(), (error, address, fam) => { gameServer.listen(PORT, address || 'localhost'); console.log(Running on ws://${address}:${PORT}); });

Hi @Fitninja, you can override the roomId during onCreate(), you'd have to make sure the id you provide is unique, though. onCreate() { this.roomId = "/* your own id generation here */" } Cheers

Hi everyone! It's been a long time since my first post on this forum, and I have made a lot of changes since to TOSIOS (https://github.com/halftheopposite/tosios). These changes include: A simplified code structure (I will try to simplify the code even more). A fully working mobile mode (still a few bugs with the orientation of the device sometimes). A revamped HUD written purely with React (this should have been a no-brainer from the beginning, as composing interfaces in React with the power of CSS makes things 10x faster. This HUD includes: Better messages from the game's events. More contextual information. A leaderboard. A menu to explain keymaps and to share a game's link. Simple AI for flying bats that patrol, chase and attack players. A Team Death Match mode. The new HUD: The leaderboard: The menu: The mobile version of the game: In the incoming months I have a few plans regarding the game: A better and more generic client-side prediction and lag-compensation. Power ups (other weapons, buffs, etc.) Bouncy bullets (for a more challenging gameplay) As always the game's licenses does not changes and you a free to explore and modify the source code as you wish (regarding the MIT license). I am in need of any feedback that could improve the gameplay and the developer experience too, so please do not hesitate to share what's on your mind! Thank you all

I confirm the problem in react native (ios sim, 13.3). For me it just disconnects the client randomly, but server runs normally after the error; it just reports error to stdout.

It works, thank you very much. This topic can be closed :)

This looks correct, do you see any errors @fairy?

Yeah, now I don't get that error anymore, I've got some other errors, probably only caused by my old this.send(client, message) functions. When I'm done upgrading all my code we'll know for sure, but for now it seems fixed. Thanks! Edit: Yeah, it's fixed. Thank you again!

@dpastorini I'd love to! Can you share a link? I'll have a look on the Colyseus site to see if I can find a link there. Thanks for the advice!

It works, many thanks @endel

Thanks for workaround. I think that the only way for now