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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?

The Lock System is still a good challenge. After two code-refactors I have put it on hold for now. Last week I've worked on an actual TurnBased system game (TicTacToe) [running html5 and windows publication next to eachother] (published for HTML5, Windows and Android; should work on the others) During development I started to rethink my approach of a single extension versus multiple extensions. I believe that a Stencyl user wants to create a specific type of game and install / enable the extension that is used for that type of game. This make the palette a lot cleaner. (Unfortunately Stencyl Extension Developers don't have the means to create sub-palettes or tabs) TODO for TurnBased System : set timeout value; when a player needs to react before certain time (auto-logout) TODO for general : make roomtype specific extensions (raw, turn, physics, lock/logic) that have still the general purpose blocks (init, join, create, leave room, etc..) TODO for games: Make another turnbased game (Poker?) Also, I need to figure out the Lock/Logic room type eventually...

Awesome, feel free to share what you are doing here on the forums or the Discord chat! Not many people are using the Haxe client yet! Good luck with your project!