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Jul 4th, 2023

We have launched a new tutorial series for the Godot engine 4.x using our C# Client API.
The example pack contains five examples of increasing complexity with source code and detailed tutorials:

• Download the examples
• Get started with the tutorials

Apr 18th, 2023

Updated Unity examples pack and tutorials.

What's new?

• New Shooter example and tutorial, substituting the outdated First Person Shooter example.
• All examples now feature an Editor window providing setup instructions; all tutorials now reference those instructions.
• All examples have been upgraded to SFS2X C# API v1.8.0.

Sep 22nd, 2022

Updated Unity examples pack and tutorials.

What's new?

• The new Connector example merges the previous Connector and Advanced Connector examples, showing how to perform the connection and login process including optional HTTP tunneling and/or protocol encryption activation.
• Three Lobby examples substitute and largely improve the previous Lobby and Buddy Messenger examples, showing how to create a progressively more complex lobby scene, featuring game launch, Buddy List management and interaction, match-making, invitations, public and private chat, etc.
• The Tic-Tac-Toe example (previously called Tris) implements a fully-featured lobby, game spectators and invitations.
• The MMO Basics example merges and updates the previous Object Movement and MMORoom Demo examples, now featuring a new 3D environment and the implementation of map limits and Area of Interest visualization.
• SpaceWar 2 is a new version of the old example; other than updating the overall game flow, new features have been added: it is now possible to play with a planet attracting starships and weapon shots, starships have a shield and they can be destroyed, starships can fire a secondary weapon, the game has a defined objective and a proper ending.
• All examples featuring multiple scenes have been updated to make use of a singleton class acting as a connection manager, representing the best practice when sharing the connection to SmartFoxServer among all the project scenes is needed.
• All examples feature a new UI.
• All examples have been upgraded to SFS2X C# API v1.7.17.

In evidence from our blog

• Custom Room Storage with SFS2X 2.18
• Load balancing SmartFoxServer 2X with HAProxy
• SFS2X Memory settings and garbage collections (part 2)
• SFS2X Memory settings and garbage collections (part 1)
• Running multiple SFS2X instances (Tomact edition)
• Launching SmartFoxServer in the cloud
• Handling the server shutdown
• Understanding packet loss

Latest recipes

• Better ways of logging Exceptions in SFS2X
• Creating Rooms from server side
• Using the geolocation API