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Websocket/C# Server - Jacob - 01-02-2013
I've started work on a JS/Websocket game with a c# server.
I put up a proof of concept here:
www.buttercog.com
Currently only working in chrome because it's a very very early prototype.
If you can't move with the arrow keys, enter a chat message and hit enter. A small bug that is fixed in my local code. My current build isn't ready to be uploaded yet.
Re: Websocket/C# Server - William - 03-02-2013
Not bad, it works
Re: Websocket/C# Server - JokeofWeek - 10-02-2013
Nice, looking good! How do you find working with Websockets in C#? The only experience I have with them is Node.js but they seemed pretty sweet from what I saw!
Keep on going with this!
Re: Websocket/C# Server - Jacob - 10-02-2013
I found a websocket server to work off of. https://github.com/statianzo/Fleck
The websocket implementation was easy to hook into. If you're interested in code, just send me a message.
Re: Websocket/C# Server - JokeofWeek - 10-02-2013
Nice
Are you using Socket.io for the client side, or is there a .NET library for that? I must admit I'm not familiar with ASP.NET and I haven't checked out C# in ages.
Re: Websocket/C# Server - Jacob - 10-02-2013
Right now I'm just using the js socket object directly. I suck at js, so i'm just 'hacking' that all together so it works, lol.
The actual server is a console app and separated from asp.net.
The maps are also proceduraly generated right now, fun stuff.
Re: Websocket/C# Server - JokeofWeek - 10-02-2013
Ah I see! Procedural generation is amazing.