Ultimate Multiplayer | Dedicated Server | Tutorial Series: Page 2

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Ultimate Multiplayer | Dedicated Server | Tutorial Series

Stefan_GameDev

Synchronizing the clocks of all clients to the server clock

Stefan_GameDev

Videos for - Spawning players - syncing players - Interpolation - Extrapolation - Clock Synchronization

have all been added to the list

Stefan_GameDev

Spawning server-side enemies that are governed by the server

Stefan_GameDev

Syncing the animations across clients for both idle/walk/shoot

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Creating server maps to remove hit detection from the client (this way the player can't fool the server anymore about what it hits)

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And the implementation of that server-side hit detection

supermonster

I also want to say a token of appreciation for the all these tutorials you have done to help us, really thanks they are very useful and not only helping Godot users but any users in general wanting to understand the topology, concept and way of building reliable online multiplayer games.

Thanks is not enough Stefan :) Bit hats off to you.

Stefan_GameDev

@supermonster said:

Thanks is not enough Stefan :) Bit hats off to you.

My pleasure, it has been a lot of fun working on that series :)

nerdnils

Great tutorial-series. But I had one large issue: When using the ms of the OS as a timestamp on the network messages I had my chracters jumping around for no reason even when they where not moved at all and the position did not change at all.

I could solve this by using a "handcounted" framenumber as a timestamp. I do not understand why it is like that but this is 100% reproducable for me.

Maybe this helps somebody else.

OpinionatedGamer

@Stefan_GameDev I haven't watched the videos yet, just scrolled through to see what you cover, but it looks amazing! It looks like it covers everything! My current projects don't need this much complexity in networking (only planning on getting pve co-op in my current project) but if I go bigger I no where to go! It's great to see someone go so in depth, a lot of people stick with beginner tutorials. thanks, and keep on game deving!

Stefan_GameDev

The final part with some tips and hints.

There is many more parts I would love to make. Load balancing Chat Server hand-offs SQL and noSQL integration

These topics will have to wait when I re-do this series in Godot 4.0.

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