Gta Sa Multiplayer Mod

[Breogan Heflin]

Allof our multiplayer games are free-to-play, and most of them are available to play in your web browser. Free-to-play games are entirely free, but some offer the option to buy cosmetic items and occasionally other in-game items.

Multiplayer games host two or more players that compete and cooperate. The games are usually online, with the option to play solo. Many multiplayer games feature competition from gamers worldwide. Others are simple, addictive, and fun games that are great for people of all ages.

While I see multiplayer mode as one of the most innovative features ever for design processes and collaboration (especially during pandemic remote work), it has also created several anxiety triggers for me due to excessive-always-on collaboration. Every time I see an avatar or a cursor popping out, my anxiety hits me badly.

On several occasions I found myself being real-time pixel pushed/maneuvered during video calls. On others, I woke the next day to find my designs completely changed (blessed be version history). Also, people clicking and editing the same elements, at the same time as me, is disturbingly annoying and feels like a tug of war.

As far as being able to turn off multiplayer mode, how would you see that working? Would it be a temporary thing? Would editors who have access to the file no longer be able to access it? Would this action be limited to the file owner, or would anyone be able to turn it off?

About the draft mode, it works best for my freelance or personal work. During my last two professional experiences, which my team used Figma, this feature was used by bosses and upper-level coworkers to micromanage my online presence by following me via observe mode.

One of them had dedicated monitors, creepy. So I thought this was stepping into some serious privacy issues, besides the whole anxiety thing. In some companies, upward feedback is not accepted, so you just have to accept things or look for another job.

Hi @Leonidas I tried these two first one is Real-time Multiplayer with Colyseus Learn PlayCanvas and this one is not working for me then I started using photon one Real-time Multiplayer with Photon Learn PlayCanvas this one is working but when Its showing error with with ammo.wasm files so basically if i try to implement the photon multiplayer in my project which has a rigidbody player with collision it gives this error when i try to play it.

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(This is when I tried the photon tutorial)

Here is my project link PlayCanvas HTML5 Game Engine

@Vivek_Chaini I ran your code that you have in the link above. Seemed to handle FPS controller fine. How are you launching the second instance of the game? Here are the steps I used to test it out on the same machine.

1.) Loaded project above in edit mode.

2.) Clicked launch and created a new room and moved my player to another point on the plane.

3.) I right clicked on the Editor tab in my browser and selected duplicate.

4.) I clicked on the duplicated tab which shows the editor.

5.) Clicked launch and then joined existing room.

I found that when I was moving one player it was best to escape out of that game before I went to the other tab. There was something that was a little fishy about the position of each player at times but they did not follow each other around.

Let me know if this fixes it for you. Actually there is also some other issues with player. You probably have to make the same changes to it as well @poliveira? This is what I did to player that is disabled.

It seems silly to me that they added this beautiful track and I cant play it in featured multiplayer. Featured multiplayer is the only mode i play in the game and i want to play this track. I dont do single player or time attack. Please put nordschleife in featured multiplayer, seems like a no brainer to me

I just wanted to explain how the communication between client and server works. The rest is more about building games, which is outside the scope of this tutorial. But there should be plenty of other examples here on using virtual joysticks.

There are people here that are much smarter than me. I just want to give them a push in the multiplayer direction and see what they come up. Even happy for people to criticise my methods and help me improve my code.

There a lot of tutorials how to start with WebSockets or SocketIO. I we do not have tutorials about how to avoid network latency. I found only one: Real Time Multiplayer in HTML5 - Build New Games It is very old. It is 2012. But it has good methods with client prediction and interpolation. I deployed a final demo from the tutorial on free hosting Heroku: Real time multi-player games with HTML5 You can run it in two browsers and see how movement is smooth. Please, make tutorials how to smooth movement in simple multiplayer games.

Unfortunately there is no perfect solution for this. You can either have realtime or you can have accuracy, but not both. Client predication and interpolation can be good for a lot of cases there it causes problems too.

This tutorial uses Input Prediction and smooth movement interpolation from the Counter-Strike game Engine. You will find this link in the tutorial above: Source Multiplayer Networking - Valve Developer Community If these methods are very bad why does the Counter-Strike engine use them?

I am beginner too. But now we have a lot of very basic tutorials but we do not have another tutorials. If you think input prediction in not perfect than make a tutorial about better solution. Because every beginner do no want to have this problem (I copied it from the tutorial above)

This approach might work well over LAN connections where the latency is really low, but when connecting players to a server via the Internet, latency can be anywhere from 30ms to 800ms - rendering the game unplayable because of the delay. When you push a key the response is so badly delayed that it will not be a very good game to play at all. But how do we solve this?

Client prediction is the solution, and simply means acting on input immediately, predicting what the server will calculate as well. We apply input with the assumption that your results and the server results (whenever they arrive) will be the same. When a client presses the right key twice, and ends up at x = 2 , the server will arrive at the same conclusion and tell you 600ms later - you are still in the correct place.

Now all we need to update is the other client positions, as they arrive from the network. Again, a naive approach would be to simply set their positions as soon as the message arrives from the server but this leads to extremely jerky rendering of the other clients.

The solution is to store the positions we get from the server and interpolate between them. This means that we draw them a few frames behind the server, but it allows for very smooth updates of all other client positions. In our demo, based on the Source Engine article listed above, we draw the other clients 100ms behind the actual server positions.

All of this is implemented in the demo and elaborated on below in code form, but for more information and very good diagrams on the topic, Gabriel Gambetta did an excellent three part series on the concepts presented - including client prediction, interpolation and the reasons why these work best for real time games. Most important for our example is that we store the input sequence of each input the player gives us. We use this to track where the server is in our list of inputs, and we re-process input that the server has not yet received.

I am starting multiplayer functionality and followed a few tutorials and read quite a bit at this point but am running into issues. The symptoms I have currently are this; 1-> Starting as a server or setting it up to click as server does not impact authority

2-> The host client gets full authority (I put this hear because when I instantiate them both at same time, they both are hosts until I click join, I later changed it to neither are hosting and start it lobby style but same errors creep up)

3-> lots of errors,

when I try to give my camera set_multiplayer_peer, or similar it really doesnt like it, and if I make the camera a child of the character body things get alot more messed up lol. any advice on how to get both spawners to have permission?

Your set authority looks wrong. There would be no way for the replication to take effect that way on the remote side. This is because after you give authority on the host, that player will wait for info from remote. Then the remote side is spawned waiting for the host to send info. They both wait on each other.

I have confirmed that the MultiplayerSpawner can spawn multiple things together. I dont have enough time to test everything tonight, but by sunday I should be able to take more of a look at what needs to be done. Free time is a luxary!

I think i found the source of most of my issues. I had the idea since I was running both clients as Host first and then they both generate a body while they are host that might of been the root issue. So following the advice I just simply had the body delete itself before hosting (visual under).

Host->Spawn body->waiting->(still has body)+spawn new body->host controls body

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