:D thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

I was asking the same :P
@endel any ideas how we could detect on the client if the server is down?
We could check if the client left the room, but that's different from a connection error, we could make an user leave the room on purpose.
Maybe we will have to look for a work around and do some checks onLeave(), like set a property in the room before leave it, and then check for that property to see if we leave it on purpose or if the server just kicked the player.

room.onLeave((code) => {
  if(room.leaving === true) {
       // all good, do nothing
   } else {
      alert('connection lost'); window.location.reload();
   }
});

hi @shashank , yes, those doesn't exist anymore in 0.11.

hi @stromkuo , that's not the way it works, clients can join or create rooms but not "host" a room.
The way you could achieve something like that would be with a custom implementation where you allow only an specific client to create rooms and the other ones only join those rooms if were already created.
Also, you could save in the room metadata which user create it and give it more "features" than to the other joined clients, but again Colyseus by default will handle the server-client communication and sync, everything else will be on your own.

Hi everyone!

V3 of my project Reldens was released! Hope you like it!

GitHub: https://github.com/damian-pastorini/reldens
Features list: https://github.com/damian-pastorini/reldens/wiki/Features
The demo: https://dev.reldens.com/

I would love to get any feedback! Thanks!

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.

Still quite lagged, poor server but it shows the point: http://dev.reldens.com :)

Not yet, I'll do it asap! I'll keep you posted.
:)

Hi everyone,

Just wanted to share with you the last updates on the base for a MMORPG I'm working on:
https://github.com/damian-pastorini/dwdgame
Colyseus and P2JS on server side and Phaser 3 for the client.
Any feedback would be great!

Thanks!