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MMORPG\FPS Development
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Fumoffu
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A group of people interested in development of FPS and MMO Games and related technologies. Programmers, Modelers, Mappers and other artists feel free to join.
| # | Spiel | Vergangene 7 Tage | Insgesamt | |
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Multiplayer | 43 Stunden | 958 Stunden |
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Day of Defeat 1.3 | - | 4 Stunden |
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PlanetSide | - | - |
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WarRock | - | < 1 Stunde |
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Eve Online | 79 Stunden | 1,438 Stunden |
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Hidden: Source | - | - |
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World of Warcraft | 54 Stunden | 1,561 Stunden |
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Lineage II | 29 Stunden | 183 Stunden |
AFX and Battle AI
I made the leap and bought AFX to checkout the coolness of this wonderful resource. Immediately i thought what cool this would be to use AFX to create weapon effects or even summoned weapons (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLpLoLGdack&hl=en). That's when I found the cool AFXWeapon resource from Michael Perry, a good starting point and even has a stats class with it, shouldn't take long to mold this the way i want it. But first! How to go about actually handling the battles. Well spells are simple, just cast from a distance, but what about normal attacks.
I decided on implementing an AI method to control the player and target and bring them together to hash out the damage. Lets cheat here and use AFX's selectobj system and a spinoff from getAIMove. Strange, AFX's getSelectedObj() is NULL, how can that be?! I clearly have a player selected, there is netcode here to transfer the selected object, whats up?! Oh wait.. that's sending it server to client but the selection is client side. Weird!? Not a...
I made the leap and bought AFX to checkout the coolness of this wonderful resource. Immediately i thought what cool this would be to use AFX to create weapon effects or even summoned weapons (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLpLoLGdack&hl=en). That's when I found the cool AFXWeapon resource from Michael Perry, a good starting point and even has a stats class with it, shouldn't take long to mold this the way i want it. But first! How to go about actually handling the battles. Well spells are simple, just cast from a distance, but what about normal attacks.
I decided on implementing an AI method to control the player and target and bring them together to hash out the damage. Lets cheat here and use AFX's selectobj system and a spinoff from getAIMove. Strange, AFX's getSelectedObj() is NULL, how can that be?! I clearly have a player selected, there is netcode here to transfer the selected object, whats up?! Oh wait.. that's sending it server to client but the selection is client side. Weird!? Not a...
Login, Skill Handler and AFX Demo
http://www.antihax.net/movies/SkillsLoginAFX.wmv
With the aid of the PGSQL Pooled database handler, I coded a simple login interface, player registration and selection interface and a nice little re-loadable skill table so modifications can be made live to the world.
Since this is a good opportunity, I figured i would show off the AFX technology at the same time. Beautiful.
http://www.antihax.net/movies/SkillsLoginAFX.wmv
With the aid of the PGSQL Pooled database handler, I coded a simple login interface, player registration and selection interface and a nice little re-loadable skill table so modifications can be made live to the world.
Since this is a good opportunity, I figured i would show off the AFX technology at the same time. Beautiful.
Pooled PostgreSQL Interface for TGEA
Finally finished testing the PGSQL interface for TGEA. The unexpected twist, after two threads on a Quad core machine the throughput actually decreases. With two threads we managed to achieve 1700 queries per second to the database. Not to shabby.
Code:
function GameConnection::sendAvailablePlayers( %client )
{
%db = PGSQLPool::getPool();
%db.Exec(%client, "onPlayerListCallback", "SELECT * FROM players WHERE uid = %x;", %client.uid);
}
function GameConnection::onPlayerListCallback( %client, %r )
{
commandToClient(%client, 'availablePlayers');
%db = PGSQLPool::getPool();
%num = %db.getNumRows(%r);
for (%i = 0; %i < %num; %i++)
{
%pid = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"pid");
%name = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"name");
%class = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"class");
%level = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"level");
if (%pid)
commandToClient(%client, 'sendPlayer', %pid, %name, %class,...
Finally finished testing the PGSQL interface for TGEA. The unexpected twist, after two threads on a Quad core machine the throughput actually decreases. With two threads we managed to achieve 1700 queries per second to the database. Not to shabby.
Code:
function GameConnection::sendAvailablePlayers( %client )
{
%db = PGSQLPool::getPool();
%db.Exec(%client, "onPlayerListCallback", "SELECT * FROM players WHERE uid = %x;", %client.uid);
}
function GameConnection::onPlayerListCallback( %client, %r )
{
commandToClient(%client, 'availablePlayers');
%db = PGSQLPool::getPool();
%num = %db.getNumRows(%r);
for (%i = 0; %i < %num; %i++)
{
%pid = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"pid");
%name = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"name");
%class = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"class");
%level = %db.getNamedValue(%r,%i,"level");
if (%pid)
commandToClient(%client, 'sendPlayer', %pid, %name, %class,...
