[How do you make large world?]

1 hour ago, Killersan said:

We are using World Streamer with Atavism, I have to admit that it's not unlimited world, but huge terrains like 10 x 10 km are not an issue to handle through it.

 

Killersan,

Now I am all excited about World Streamer!

[How do you make large world?]

5 hours ago, DistantTemples said:

Wow, you are really insulting and of no help. never mind.

Actually I thought Netsun was being extremely helpful.  I saw nothing offensive in any of his replies to you.

[Question about AtavismNode, ObjectNodeReady()]

Wow that's great thanks. I'll give that a try.

[Question about AtavismNode, ObjectNodeReady()]

This is for my modified UMAPropertyHandler for my attempt at implementing UMA2.5 so it would need to be modified if you are not using UMA2.5.

 

The reason I did this is because I suspect that registered events are not being unregistered when a player exits the game.

[Question about AtavismNode, ObjectNodeReady()]

I'm not sure if it needed to be done but this is how I ended up doing it in the UMAPropertyHandler:

   // Use this for initialization
   void Start()
   {
       SceneManager.sceneLoaded += SceneLoaded;
       ClientAPI.WorldManager.ObjectRemoved += WorldManager_ObjectRemoved;
   }

   private void WorldManager_ObjectRemoved(object sender, AtavismObjectNode objNode)
   {
       if (objNode.Oid == GetComponent().Oid)
       {
           Debug.Log("****************************************************atavismNode needs to be removed for:  " + GetComponent().GetComponent().name);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("beltDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("capeDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("chestDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("feetDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("handDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("headDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("legDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("shoulderDisplayID", EquipmentChangeHandler);
           GetComponent().RemoveObjectPropertyChangeHandler("umaData", UmaDataHandler);
       }
   }

[Question about AtavismNode, ObjectNodeReady()]

Not a huge deal but I'm curious:

 

In the UMAPropertyHandler in the ObjectNodeReady() method the property handlers are being registered.

 

If when an "other" player exits the world are the current players registered object property change handlers automatically unregistered for the "other" player? or is there a way to detect that the "other" player exited so that I can unregister the handlers myself? I'm just wondering if I have registered property handlers that are accumulating and never getting unregistered. I can see a message on the Editor console "Removing Node for , OID " but in the UMAPropertyHandler I don't know how to catch that.

 

Thanks

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OK, done!

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I'm not an expert but I can usually get things done when I put my mind to it. I'll be happy to help if I can.

I have all of 2 people on on my Skype contacts now. I have rarely use it but I searched for pudgles and found two. Tx & Ill.

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I tried again. Still no success.

 

I sent you some screenshots at info@Neojac.com

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Thanks Neojac,

 

It works, I used it to go to the account management site and it listed my license.

 

When I tried to go to the Neojac store I had no login for that site. I wanted to purchase the Atavism 2 AGIS code license. I tried going to it from two locations: 1. The unity Editor and 2. The Account management site.

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I logged in and created a character and played around. It was very cool and I am excited to see what I can do with it. I found Atavism on the Unity asset store. I read some forums and reviews. The forums had some complainers mostly about how long it was taking for features to be implemented. The reviews generally said it took some work to get it installed but none of these things discouraged me. I discovered Unity about 3 months ago and created my own client DLL as a plugin and created my own TCP host which existed outside Unity. I created an editor for placing mobs in zones with spawn chances and collections of waypoints for pathing. I created my own features such as login, character creation and character menu, combat, spell casting, grouping, chat, inventory, shops, items etc. I was doing my own synchronization. I was putting a ton of effort into it. In addition on the client side I had to handle everything between the host and client. What I really wanted to do was be able to focus more on actually creating a game and as much as I enjoy programming I really wanted to spend less time coming up with a home grown game engine. I'd seen a couple of other game engines that used the Unity Network Engine and I wasn't thrilled with them because the entire world has to exist in one scene so when I found Atavism I was extremely interested because it does mostly everything I want it to do and more in some ways. So now I can play around with trying to make a game. My game is just a hobby. I don't intend to ever go public with it. It's just something for me to work on and enjoy. I saw some references to AGIS which I assume is the java and python code that makes up the engine. I think I saw somewhere that there's a license for $95 that would let me make modifications which I imagine I'll want to do at some point. Anyway that's where I'm at. I am going to start watching tutorials and poking around so I can figure out how to get things done.