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| 3 | This readme just gives some hints for the general network programming: |
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| 5 | ARCHITECTURE: |
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| 6 | The NetworkStream is in the center of this structure. |
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| 9 | UserId: |
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| 10 | containing the id of a user (==client). This id must be unique within a orxonox network its used especialy in the NetworkStream for node identification and also in the Synchronizeable base class for permissions checking (PERMISSION_OWNER) |
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| 12 | the connections belonging tu toe userId's are stored in the NetworkStream::peers std::map. As a keyvalue the userId's are used. Therefore the usage of this peers map is very delicate. Don't ever try to add anything you are not sure about the id stuff. |
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| 14 | There are some reserved id's, don't mess with them: |
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| 15 | 0 : Master Server |
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| 16 | 1 : First Proxy Server |
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| 17 | 2 : Second Proxy Server |
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| 18 | 3 : Third Proxy Server |
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| 19 | 4 : Fourth Proxy Server |
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| 20 | . |
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| 21 | . |
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| 22 | . |
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| 23 | NET_MAX_PROXY The maximal number of proxy servers |
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| 24 | NET_MAX... + 1 First Client |
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| 25 | NET_MAX... + 2 Second Client |
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| 26 | . |
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| 27 | . |
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| 28 | . |
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| 29 | NET_MAX_CONNECTION Last client |
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| 33 | uniqueId: |
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| 34 | uniqueId is an id (unique :D) for each synchronizeable to be identified in a network. the number space for uniqueIds goes from 0 to maxplayers - 1 |
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| 37 | NetworkStream PeerInfo list: (peers) |
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| 38 | The network node with the offset 0 is always the server to which the client must connect to (in case there are connections to other hosts at the same time). |
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