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Dark GDK / multisync, enlarging lateness

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Ondrej
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Posted: 28th May 2008 21:31
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For comunication betwen sever and client i use multisync.
in each loop client send info about position of player to server, then server draw object on this position. When game started, the latency is ok, but with enlarging time, also enlarging lateness -> when i move with player on client app, object on server is in lateness ( 1-3 second).

know some why? (can be problem in multisync)?

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jason p sage
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Posted: 29th May 2008 03:54
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Quote: "in each loop"


Throttle that puppy! Try - 2 times a second, or 5 times a second, or 10.... but you're getting towards to much overhead - hard to find a sweet spot ... iterative...test test test ... but Each frame is probably to much IO.


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Ondrej
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Posted: 29th May 2008 11:39 Edited at: 29th May 2008 11:40
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Quote: "Each frame is probably to much IO."


The message of position i send as string:

i try send less message per second.

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Ondrej
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Posted: 29th May 2008 13:11
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yeah, it run great...
message is send each 30 ms. very thanks

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Ondrej
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Posted: 29th May 2008 18:58
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, but when join more player, then it is as before. But when i set larger time betwen send message, the player on server have jerk move

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KISTech
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Posted: 29th May 2008 19:18
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The jerkiness (is that a word?) comes from the delay between position updates. You have to write a movement routine that will interpolate between where the player was, and where they should be so that the movement will appear smooth. It's also a good place to put code for "movement prediction" which also helps with smoothing their movement and can allow you to send fewer movement update packets.

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Benjamin
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Posted: 30th May 2008 04:21
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Without looking at any code, I can tell you that the problem is caused by messages being sent at a faster rate than the receiver reads them. Always make sure you read all messages in a loop until NetGetMessage returns 0, to avoid messages building up. If you send and read at the same rate, then the faster instance will send more messages than the other can keep up with.

Multisync - TCP Server/Client Multiplayer Plugin (DBP/DBCe)
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