@hplus0603 @frob  Hey there! 

I just went through both of your messages. There's obviously precious insight in both, but I believe I will have to iterate on the implementation to consolidate my understanding. I imagine I could question or challenge some aspects, but that'd require a hindsi…

I implemented the simplest multiplayer using WebSockets (package ws - npm) and Node.js. I send keyboard input to the server, which relays it to other clients. Used by WebGL 1.0, glMatrix and OimoPhysics. Extracted original models, textures and animations using RE1MV. Created a non-skinned skel…

Working example: https://mouse-click-js.herokuapp.com/ in which the coordinates of the mouse click are sent to the server and the response is returned to the client in the form of a message that it displays on the screen.

• Source codes of the server + web client in JavaScript: mouse-click-js-master.z…

OK I resolved my issue, just needed to forward the port; no need for ssl since the html is served from file rather than webservice

It is one of the simples way to make real multiplayer because we can host on Heroku. But now we use localhost. Later I will show how to connect the Node.js server (in TypeScript) and Qt C++ client and if you want to see it right now just open and run this example: https://github.com/8Observer8/webs…