You could (and should) put your own code in a try-catch block and process it there. The reason event callbacks are wrapped in their own master try-catch is that several might get processed during your update loop. You don't want one slightly malformed custom handler to suddenly stop all message proc...

I suggest just using the (SFSGame)room.getPlayersList() call instead of doing your own tracking. What you just described is basically what SFS already gives you. Plus it handles spectators too. Some things are better left to use the user id (permissions, authentication, account), some are better for...

It won't log if there's no error.

It might seem ugly, but at least it's thread safe

SFS FPS piggybacks on the SimpleChat zone and Lobby rooms. You always need a zone.

The SimpleChat and Lobby are very permissive as examples. They'll let you ask the server to create anything: in this case a new room with an attached fps extension specified by the client code.

From the docs

http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/api-do ... rator.html

And from the client docs

http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/api-do ... 7c5ec8.htm

Use 127.0.0.1 for your db host. By default, MySQL doesn't allow remote network access and only binds to the above ip.

Double check that the jar version you're referencing in the IDE is the same as the one you overwrote in the server folders when installing the patch.

Thanks Thomas for the update on the situation. Would there be some sort of event callback we can hook into as well so we can initiate our resync and validation code on the client - that would help a lot.

Cheers,
Ted

That event is fired after the session has been closed, hence it's not part of the listed parameters. http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/api-docs/javadoc/com/smartfoxserver/v2/core/SFSEventType.html#USER_DISCONNECT Any particular reason why you want the session object anyways? You could try getting the...

Throwing up the test client code for review using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using Sfs2X; using Sfs2X.Core; using Sfs2X.Entities; using Sfs2X.Entities.Data; using Sfs2X.Requests; using Sfs2X.Logging; namespace ChatterBox { class Program {...

I am doing some load testing and am noticing that the client driver doesn't recover gracefully after experiencing packet loss. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but my crude test consists of getting SFS's built in public message system to reflect inbound messages. http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/2...

ICollection<T> is an interface and as such, doesn't support creation directly. You need to use an implementing class such as List<T> or Dictionary<K,V> There's a whole bunch of them in the system.collections.generic namespace http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.collections.generic%28v=VS....

If we're talking about the sphere trees, the partitioning algorithm has to be server side. That's the only place where all server objects have their positions updated and the spheres can be adjusted. If you were talking about the grid method, ideally it'd be server side as well. You could invoke it ...

The Island demo (or most games for that matter) don't need a full 3d algorithm. It'll save you cost and time. The simplest to understand and implement would be grid partitioning. Subdivide your world into a finite grid and then store a list per cell. Update the cell lists as players move into and ou...