do-not-merge: online functionality #52
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| # Handles data received from the WebSocket | ||
| func _on_data_received(): |
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Currently useless, will be used in the future to give ability to control game.
(maybe?)
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Do not merge yet! |
scripts/game/Socket.gd
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| # URL for the WebSocket server | ||
| export var SOCKET_URL = "ws://127.0.0.1:3000" |
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pls pick a unique port
i run test servers on port 3000
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What kermeet said here is valid, 3000 is used for general testing
scripts/game/Socket.gd
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| # URL for the WebSocket server | ||
| export var SOCKET_URL = "ws://127.0.0.1:3000" |
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What kermeet said here is valid, 3000 is used for general testing
| Polls the WebSocket client for updates. This keeps the connection | ||
| alive and processes incoming/outgoing packets. | ||
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| _wsClient.poll() |
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Maybe it's a good idea to put the poll in the _physics_process like @fogsaturate said in private, gd3 networking is awful
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Didnt tick the "Requesting changes" thing but thanks git I guess... |
cunev
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this might seem like a dumb idea but i think it'd be cool if you added the current language selected as a websocket function just in case external programs utilize that, and also has said translation for said program |
mycpphurts
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their stale review
Didnt mean to request changes and instead comment (for comments pls refer to #52 (review))
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Chat do we merge this :trolley |
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Do not merge, this is still heavily tested and being improved. |
cunev
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The added Socket.gd script initializes a WebSocket client (WebSocketClient) and communicates with another local websocket server process by sending JSON-formatted messages. It handles connection events, receives data, and sends specific game-related states, such as map start, menu state, and map end.
Example in a Node.Js server
Testing:
Why