Generally, you need some 'a-team' style clock synchronisation. Can be as simple as using timestamps to measure roundtrip latency (and half it) and convert local time to…

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Hey guys, I am currently working on my online mode for my Bomberman Clone. I´ve implemented a UDP Layer so far that has some reliability functionality, such as package acknowled… Forum_Topic

Hey guys, I am currently working on my online mode for my Bomberman Clone. I´ve implemented a UDP Layer so far that has some reliability functionality, such as package acknowled…

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Hey guys, I programmed a Bomberman Clone that is playable over a network. This currently works well enough in a LAN, but not online. I have read a lot of topics about networking… Forum_Topic

Hey guys, I programmed a Bomberman Clone that is playable over a network. This currently works well enough in a LAN, but not online. I have read a lot of topics about networking…

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Generally, you need some 'a-team' style clock synchronisation. Can be as simple as using timestamps to measure roundtrip latency (and …

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I didn't speak clearly. (sleep deprivation, lol) Yeah, I didn't mean screen updates. I meant updates of client positions, etc. …

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In general, the client will attempt to estimate the clock of the server by using time stamps in packets. There …

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