Hello- Sorry for the long response time, just not keeping up like i used to. Anyways, the reason its not working is that it looks like your trying to call it from the client side. If i remember correctly it does not support creating and saving rooms from the client side. THis was because i saw this ...

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Answers can be found here.
http://smartfoxserver.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=73

Hope it helps,

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Hello- Im not 100% sure, but im fairly certain that this is no way breaks any of the "fundamental" design practices of the smartfox client api. As a matter of fact i think i have seen a couple posts before where in certain situations it was recommended and needed for two instances of smart...

Hello- Im assuming if i understand your previous posts that each room is its own game. If that is the case, instead of having the properties of the game be properties of the extension you would have them be stored in the rooms properties. This way when the extension needs to access the properties fo...

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Quick question. Why do you think you will need to keep the game state on the client side if your logic is handled at the zone level?

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Sorry for the delayed response, i have been away for a awhile and did not have internet access.

I assume your talking about the _server.createRoom function..
If that is the case then yes, it is the command tell the server to create a new room.

Hope that clarifies it some.

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Hello- Hopefully i can answer a few of your questions. 1) No i do not think they currently have any plans (Atleast mentioned on the forums) to have the server include loading of an external "bad words" list. 2) This is something easily accomplishable on your own (as the post you linked to ...

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Maybe its just me, maybe i misunderstand.

But wouldnt having this simulation app be an extension on the server adversely affect the results since the "fake client" is itself eating up some of the server apps cpu cycles?

like i said, maybe im crazy...

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Hello- The way most places would do it would be to have each server track the number of unique account logins on a particular server over X period of time. Then using that data determine its "population level" based off what they consider "high", "medium" "low"...

Hey- while the AS3 examples are in flex, the code itself still demonstrates how to use AS3 to connect and interact with the server, so they are definatley worth taking a look at. [edit] after looking at the as3 examples folder, i did notice there was also 1 Flash as3 example, called template_AS3. Ho...

Hey- You are able to use #include in your scripts. So you could have a "class" file for each class that you have, and include them into your mains script file. #include <filename> make sure not to put a semi-colon at the end, it doesnt like that. Hope that Helps _-Menser-_

Heya- Ill try to answer with a bit more detail. DICSLAIMER: The following information is what i remember (or think i remember) picking up from various posts on forums, and don't actually have any back end server knowledge of SFS myself. If i post in accurate information someone please correct me. Th...

Heya- Sadly you cant use AS2 (or 3 ) on the server side, just AS1. You can however still create classes and such, just have to do it using the AS1 ways. Ill demonstrate a bit below. Creating object functions MyObject.prototype.functionname = function(param1, param2){ //function code her...

Hello- Yes mot of the tutorials were written for AS2, however there should also be some AS3 examples included in the download. You'll have to look through those since for some direction since i dont think any of the actual documentation covers any AS3 examples yet. Hope that helps a little- _-Menser-_

Heya- Im sure Lapo will move the post in the morning. In the meantime. AS3 is not use able on the server side of things because the engine they are using to simulate AS1 (its not actually AS1, its a simulated subset) doesn't support as3. AS1 was essentially JavaScript hopped up on some good commerci...