Once subscribed we check room detail by calling getLiveRoomInfo if room has two users then we start the game otherwise wait for other user to join this room.
The code for the game play is in the file MultiplayerGameScreen. If user enter on this screen this means that both user are in room and game is started.
Player will has to play his game and he will also get update of other user. Other user will be shown as Green Monster on your screen. As the player moves on the screen to complete the level, it will send updates to the remote player as well so they it can also render the movement.
The messages are sent through a utility method we've written for this sample. WarpClient allows the client to broadcast byte arrays to the room it is in. Remember we had initialized UDP in the first screen after successfully connecting to the cloud service. The messages sent to the room are provided through the onUpdatePeersReceived callback. In this callback we parse the message and identify the sender, the type of message and the data associated with the message.
We react on the messages accordingly. When the game finish we simply update room property. As other user receive notification it update its UI depending upon message received. When two remote player are playing same game it is possible both can finish at the same time which can lead to race condition. Its best that the server resolves such conditions and hence we use the lockProperties API.
So when the game completes, the user sends a lockProperties request to server to lock the result property. Once the result is locked for a user, the server will fail subsequent lockProperties request for the same property.
To know more this AppWarp arbitration feature click here. As the game finish other user get notification update the screen on StartMultiplayerScreen. We also need to leave and unsubscribe the room as well as remove the listener and if the game is not in running mode then we also delete rooms.
Since in this game we are using AppWarp dynamic rooms , its good practice to delete them once used Empty dynamic rooms will anyway be automatically deleted after 60 minutes. The user can tap and go back to the MainMenuScreen from here and we will restart the process. However this time we can simply start by finding a room as we will already be connected.
We used an existing libgdx superjumper sample and extended it by integrating AppWarp Cloud features. We saw how clients connect to AppWarp, join and play in game rooms. The integration concepts are independent of the use of libgdx and can be applied for any Java application. To deploy superjumper multiplayer for IOS you can use Robovm.
Follow the steps explained as you would for any other project. In addition you'll need to do the following changes. Confirm Password. Java Multiplayer libgdx Tutorial. What are we going to do? Eclipse project setup. About libgdx dependencies. Getting your AppWarp application keys. Running the multiplayer sample.
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