A guest's half of a NetSession: joining, predicting what it owns, being corrected, and drawing the rest late. More...

#include <net_client.h>

Public Member Functions
void	open (const NetAddress &server)
	Start talking to `server`. Nothing is sent until the first tick has run.
void	close ()
	Tell the server goodbye and forget everything this session held.
bool	receive (Scene &scene, ResourceManager &resources)
	Take what has arrived, one datagram at a time, then build what was spawned.
void	send ()
	Send a Hello until welcomed, then the commands the server has not heard.
bool	simulates (EntityId entity) const
	Whether this end decides `entity:` its own, or one it leases.
void	lease (const std::vector< EntityId > &entities)
	See NetSession::lease.
void	ageLeases ()
	Count every lease down a tick, outside a replay, and hand back the lapsed.
void	beginTick (const InputCommand &command)
	Keep `command` until the server says it ran it.
void	endTick (const Scene &scene, uint32_t tick)
	Record where this end's own entity ended `tick`.
void	endReplay (const Scene &scene)
	Finish the replay and measure what the picture owes for it.
void	applyDrawCorrection (Scene &scene, float deltaTime)
	Work a little of every outstanding correction off, and apply the rest.
void	removeDrawCorrection (Scene &scene)
	Take back what applyDrawCorrection applied.
void	forgetWorld ()
	Drop everything naming an entity; see NetSession::forgetWorld.
bool	isPlaying () const
	From the Welcome until the session ends.

Detailed Description

A guest's half of a NetSession: joining, predicting what it owns, being corrected, and drawing the rest late.

Holds nothing outside a client's session; NetSession decides when it is asked.

Member Function Documentation

bool Vkm::Engine::NetClient::receive	(	Scene &	scene,
		ResourceManager &	resources )

Take what has arrived, one datagram at a time, then build what was spawned.

Parameters

scene	The world a Welcome or a snapshot is applied to.
resources	Builds the prefabs the server spawned.

Returns: False when the session has ended: refused, told goodbye, or timed out. What is still on the socket belongs to a session that is over.

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