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Tutorials?

Posted: 09 Dec 2010, 23:13
by Georgie
Are there any tutorials around on Unity and the new SmartFox?

Posted: 10 Dec 2010, 08:16
by ThomasLund
Hey

Definitely! The first 3 original tutorials are shipped with the server download (connection, basic lobby, tic-tac-toe). Additionally there is a sticky on this forum with a full FPS example that has an almost authoritative server

The FPS demo more or less replaces the old Island demo, which is not ported.

/Thomas

Posted: 10 Dec 2010, 09:15
by Georgie
Are there any actual tutorials tho? and not demos?

I just want information on:

How to Connect

How to send information to the server

How to receive information on the server

and how to send and receive to and from the server itself.

Posted: 10 Dec 2010, 09:57
by ThomasLund
Given that you dont expect a "how to program in Unity" tutorial, then you can learn those kind of things from the official documentation:

http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/Develo ... troduction

The APIs are 99% similar across platforms on the client side. So if you read these, then you will learn how to use the system in general. Then take a look at the Unity demos for code that shows how its practically implemented in Unity. You will discover that its very very similar to the point of cut'n'paste with a few language specific changes (capital first letter of method names primarily)

Only UDP initialization is really different

/Thomas

Posted: 14 Dec 2010, 20:54
by dragagon
I'm in the process of typing up a series of tutorials on my blog that cover this. If you want to follow along it is up at http://mmocraftershaven.blogspot.com.

I started from bare scratch with Unity3d, SmartFoxServer, and I'm walking through setting up the development environment. Tonight I will be trying to type up the material necessary to get a set of message handlers and messages back and forth between the server in an object oriented manor. I already have prototyped it all out so I know it works, it is just time consuming to put it all together in a readable format.

Posted: 15 Dec 2010, 08:45
by Georgie
Sounds fantastic!