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There are three ways to implement multiplayer games:
 
There are three ways to implement multiplayer games:
 
* '''Server Mode''': Dedicated server with public IP
 
* '''Server Mode''': Dedicated server with public IP
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* '''Host Mode''': One player is the host, all other players connect to them
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* '''Host Mode''': One player is the host, all other players connect to him
 
* '''Shared Mode''': Cloud Room has StateAuthority
 
* '''Shared Mode''': Cloud Room has StateAuthority
  
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''Server Mode'' and ''Shared Mode'' can be daunting and won't be covered here.
  
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''Server Mode'' and ''Shared Mode'' can be daunting and won't be covered here. Some multiplayer platforms SDK you can check:
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=== Host Mode ===
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Host Mode is the easiest way to get started with multiplayer games. In order to implement it in Gideros, we will use the '''Gideros Unite Framework''' written by Arturs Sosins (@'''ar2rsawseen''').
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Get started here: '''[[Gideros Unite Framework]]'''
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=== Some Multiplayer Platforms SDK ===
 
* https://noobhub.co.za/
 
* https://noobhub.co.za/
 
* https://github.com/Overtorment/NoobHub
 
* https://github.com/Overtorment/NoobHub
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* https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/kryonet
 
* https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/kryonet
  
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And to get you started using Noobhub:
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To get you started using Noobhub with Gideros:
 
* https://forum.gideros.rocks/discussion/4293/noobhub-free-opensource-multiplayer-and-network-messaging-for-gideros-coronasdk/p1
 
* https://forum.gideros.rocks/discussion/4293/noobhub-free-opensource-multiplayer-and-network-messaging-for-gideros-coronasdk/p1
  
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=== Host Mode ===
 
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Host Mode is the easiest way to get started with multiplayer. In order to implement it in Gideros, we will use the '''Gideros Unite Framework''' written by Arturs Sosins (@'''ar2rsawseen''').
 
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==== '''[[Gideros Unite Framework]]''' ====
 
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The Gideros Unite framework allows a host (server) and clients to connect over a Local Area Network.
 
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Some demo code:
 
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<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 
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-- we can get all devices that are connected to our network
 
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local devices = {}
 
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serverlink:addEventListener("device", function(e)
 
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print(e.data.id, e.data.ip, e.data.host)
 
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devices[e.data.id] = {}
 
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devices[e.data.id].ip = e.data.ip
 
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devices[e.data.id].name = e.data.host
 
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end)
 
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serverlink:getDevices()
 
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-- add some methods, that could be called by other clients or server through network
 
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-- draw something
 
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serverlink:addMethod("draw", self.drawLine, self)
 
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-- end drawing
 
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serverlink:addMethod("end", self.stopDrawing, self)
 
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-- clear drawing
 
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serverlink:addMethod("clear", self.reset, self)
 
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-- then you can call this methods when needed
 
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serverlink:callMethod("clear")
 
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serverlink:callMethod("draw", someX, someY)
 
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-- or call method of specific device using its id
 
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serverlink:callMethodOf("clear", 112233)
 
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serverlink:callMethodOf("draw", someX, someY, 112233)
 
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-- and when game is finished
 
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serverlink:close()
 
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
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'''Server example code'''
 
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<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 
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function onAccept(e)
 
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-- auto accept client with provided id
 
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serverlink:accept(e.data.id)
 
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end
 
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-- create a server instance
 
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serverlink = Server.new({username = 'myServer'})
 
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-- add event to monitor when new client wants to join
 
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serverlink:addEventListener('newClient', onAccept)
 
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-- start broadcasting to discover devices
 
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serverlink:startBroadcast()
 
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-- and then before entering game logic
 
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-- if we are ready to play stop broadcasting
 
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serverlink:stopBroadcast()
 
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-- and start only listening to clients
 
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serverlink:startListening()
 
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
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'''Client example code'''
 
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<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 
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function onJoin(e)
 
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-- auto connect to server with provided id
 
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serverlink:connect(e.data.id)
 
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end
 
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-- create client instance
 
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serverlink = Client.new({username = 'IAmAClient'})
 
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-- create event to monitor when new server starts broadcasting
 
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serverlink:addEventListener('newServer', onJoin)
 
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-- event to listen if server accepted our connection
 
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serverlink:addEventListener('onAccepted', function()
 
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print('server accepted our connection')
 
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end)
 
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
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'''Game logic example'''
 
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The game logic is the same for server and clients
 
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<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 
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-- we can get all devices that are connected to our network
 
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local devices = {}
 
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serverlink:addEventListener('device', function(e)
 
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print(e.data.id, e.data.ip, e.data.host)
 
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devices[e.data.id] = {}
 
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devices[e.data.id].ip = e.data.ip
 
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devices[e.data.id].name = e.data.host
 
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end)
 
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serverlink:getDevices()
 
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-- add some methods, that could be called by other clients or server through network
 
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-- draw something
 
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serverlink:addMethod('draw', self.drawLine, self)
 
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-- end drawing
 
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serverlink:addMethod('end', self.stopDrawing, self)
 
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-- clear drawing
 
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serverlink:addMethod('clear', self.reset, self)
 
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-- then you can call these methods when needed
 
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serverlink:callMethod('clear')
 
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serverlink:callMethod('draw', someX, someY)
 
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-- or call method of specific device using its id
 
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serverlink:callMethodOf('clear', 112233)
 
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serverlink:callMethodOf('draw', someX, someY, 112233)
 
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-- when game is finished
 
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serverlink:close()
 
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</syntaxhighlight>
 
  
 
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Multiplayer

There are three ways to implement multiplayer games:

  • Server Mode: Dedicated server with public IP
  • Host Mode: One player is the host, all other players connect to him
  • Shared Mode: Cloud Room has StateAuthority

Server Mode and Shared Mode can be daunting and won't be covered here.

Host Mode

Host Mode is the easiest way to get started with multiplayer games. In order to implement it in Gideros, we will use the Gideros Unite Framework written by Arturs Sosins (@ar2rsawseen).

Get started here: Gideros Unite Framework

Some Multiplayer Platforms SDK

To get you started using Noobhub with Gideros:


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