osuf oboys wrote:Sorry, Camera is not compliant with LÖVE 0.6.0. I will update it as soon as possible.

Remember to provide old camera version for 0.5 too, don't delete it <3

If i just put acceptAll and then update (no timers or anything) server hangs up, and doesn't even show that someone's trying to connect BEFORE I close the client. Then it says "connection from 127.0.0.1"

Fuck this is hard, but fun

Hmm, the server still seems to hang up with tcp. I think it's about :acceptAll() function. Using that every two seconds in update function. Client seemed to conversate with the server smoothly, but server just didn't show any signs of doing anything. But after I disconnected client, the server showe...

You need to test the clients thing (tcp + udp objects)? Did you add anything else you need to test? I can do it at night probably. Now I have to sleep a bit because of the last night's coding sprint

EDIT: Oh, what you could do, is set the handshake to the version number, and send an ok message back in the connect callback, if the client receives that he knows he has connected. That's exactly what I'm doing now! Been up all night long coding this system :D Tested first with the tcp, and the ser...

Yeah, thought after couple of your posts that it must be that one. I just don't understand all the metatables and other hassle in lua yet :P Currently writing a basic online rpg engine. Been wanting to write one for years, and finally I think I can really do it with Löve+Lube. Basic idea of this rpg...

Hmm, not good enough in lua yet, didn't find it in the lube.lua :( But alrighty mighty! So I can just init two tables (one for tcp and other for udp data exchanging) with lube.server() and it should work right once you update the clients table thing? Thanks for helping with this! And hope this proje...

Ah yeah now I got it, at least partially. So are you going to add lube.server function to the new version, or do I write it myself?

This is getting more confusing now. Hmm. Why can't I just tcp_server = lube.server tcp_server:Init(1234, "tcp") -- Yeah it's probably "tcp", I just messed up it Would be great to wrap my head around this so when you update the clients table thing, I could use it straight away :S

tcp_server = lube.server() -- copies all the needed data to tcp_server tcp_server:Init(1234, tcp) -- Inits it with decired port and protocol Like this then? You said the object would be already inited, but how could it be inited when I haven't given its port and protocol yet? :? Man this is confusi...