Version 0.11.14 is now using the internal ip instead of external. Can you check if it works for you now? Cheers!

Perfect answer !!!

Solved! Everything is working!!! Did the button click processing through the state on the client

May try to track through room.onStateChange, i.e. create on the server in a state, let's say the variable MyConnect: true when called room.onStateChange((state) => { if (state.MyConnect != true) { // Do something ... } }); If the connection is terminated, then state.MyConnect will be undefined, which means it will not equal true

Succeded! Thanks very much!

Hi @endel, thanks! That's all it was. Thanks also for pointing out the code.

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

From my setup: root@raspberrypi:~/colyseus-hxjs-examples# haxe -version 4.0.0-rc.2 root@raspberrypi:~/colyseus-hxjs-examples# haxelib list colyseus-hxjs: [git] hxnodejs: [10.0.0] tink_core: [1.23.0] tink_lang: [0.6.2] tink_macro: [0.17.7] tink_priority: [0.1.4] tink_syntaxhub: [0.4.3] root@raspberrypi:~/colyseus-hxjs-examples# cat src/colyseus/server/schema/Schema.hx | grep MapSchemaUtil class MapSchemaUtil { Your tink_core is different than mine. Don't know if that is the only thing that is different?

@endel said in Colyseus.js : client.onClose , client.onError not found.: 1000 Hi @endel : Thanks for the update. Is there any way to detect disconnection when the player has not joined a room yet?

@endel thanks .I have import @colyseus/social in my index.ts before dotenv

@endel thanks

I've made some slight changes to this room and made it available here: https://github.com/colyseus/colyseus/blob/master/src/rooms/RelayRoom.ts It is not exposed in the colyseus module yet, maybe eventually it will!

I've downloaded the examples again and now the first two examples are working however the third one gives me errors. when I try to join without the token it says XmlHttpRequest... method not allowed statuscode:405 and it says "Facebook Login status is only available to HTTPS pages" when I try to login. Thank you by the way.

It worked, thank you so much! Solved. I spent so much time on this...

hi @rafaelbeckel , @endel , you may like to take note: sometimes if you running docker or vagrant, npm won't be able to install apps even as root if you are trying to do it inside a shared folder, you better login into the VM (using docker exec bash container or vagrant ssh), get into a folder inside the container but outside the shared folder (everything will run perfectly without any permission issues if you have node and npm properly installed), and then just move the node_modules inside your shared folder. You could even create a small bash script to do something like: $ cd ../ && mkdir temp-folder && cp ./your-shared-folder/package.json ./temp-folder && cd temp-folder && npm install && cd ../ && cp ./temp-folder/node_modules ./your-shared-folder && rm -R ./temp-folder Looks awful as hell but it works :D

@spencerwf I think Colyseus is exactly what you are looking for, others will be able to ping your game server using the local network IP and that's it.

@ccfiel You could use messaging, i.e. on the client side use room.send() and then on the server side receive the message in the Room class' onMessage() handler. Depending on the message contents, execute required function and return reply to client with Room's send() method. Client will receive the reply via room's registered onMessage handler.