C# Client and Server (+XNA)

Note: It is not lagging - it is simply the server that sends the messages on 1 second intervals. The clients sends random movement-input to the server every 2 second.

100 clients
1 visual client
1 server
Changed to XNA for better rendering.

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Science & Technology

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• Screencast-O-Matic.com
• c sharp
• client
• server

[CharlesVI]

May I have this code please?

[prof89]

@CharlesVI

Sure, give me a second

[prof89]

@CharlesVI

Here -- dropbox.com/s/13izs0eft92u4pm -- scroll down and take the .RAR or just browse around

[Zer0TAT]

pls give me your code :)

[prof89]

@Zer0TAT

Hey, Give me like a day and i'll dig it up.

[BennixD3107]

respect can i download it anywhere

[prof89]

@BennixD3107

I'll send you the code ,, i have a "much" better version now which supports much easier data-transfer and it is almost simpler implementation

i will PM you

[CharlesVI]

@prof89 Thank you. I think i got it.

[prof89]

@deanobajeo

follow up from last comment ..

- client has a list of "simulated/ghost-clients" (saves position)

- 1 thread for sending input to server continously

- 1 thread for receiving the server messages. Here it updates its position and the ghost-clients positions.

I think is am using UDPServer (C#-class) and Basic threads (easy implementation (bad i guess but it works fine as of now))

[prof89]

@deanobajeo

No other tutorials than "make a chat client in C#".

I can give you the code from this example and point out the relevant parts (networking). But it is NOT good to go for a game yet. There is no handling for errors and such things.

If you still want it send your email in a PM :)

Basic structure otherwise is: - server has got a list of clients (id) - server has 1 thread for sending messages every 1 second (positions in a string) - 1 thread for receiveing messages - continously