#worldfabric — Public Fediverse posts
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Two weeks until the release of #Narball. I thought about doing some pre-release influencer marketing, but I don't think I will. They'd just be playing with each other if they could find games at all. Exclusivity is kind of against the ethos of #WorldFabric anyway. I think I'm just gonna stealth drop it and see what happens. I can do streamer outreach after its out, and then they'd be able to play with their fans. I designed a whole new asynchronous event architecture to make sure weak PCs on crappy connections would get the same quality experience as the best hardware, prioritizing elites for release would be incongruous. #indieDev
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I have added matchmaking to #Narball. #WorldFabric is decentralized by design, so I'm not running any servers myself, but Steam has a built-in server browser. The game accesses the Steam server list and then scores the available matches client-side to select one. The game includes a DedicatedServer exe in the folder that anyone can run. If you open the port for the Steam server browser, then people who click quick play might join your server. #decentralization #indieDev
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I'm hoping people will play #Narball, wonder how it works so well, and that will lead them down the rabbit hole to watching my videos about the technology behind it. I am the rabbit in the rabbit hole. #WorldFabric
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New World Fabric devlog goes over the interface and rules for the system that automatically networks running C++ code with real examples from Narball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVlNlhh-mT8
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New World Fabric devlog goes over the interface and rules for the system that automatically networks running C++ code with real examples from Narball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVlNlhh-mT8
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New World Fabric devlog goes over the interface and rules for the system that automatically networks running C++ code with real examples from Narball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVlNlhh-mT8
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New World Fabric devlog goes over the interface and rules for the system that automatically networks running C++ code with real examples from Narball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVlNlhh-mT8
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New World Fabric devlog goes over the interface and rules for the system that automatically networks running C++ code with real examples from Narball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVlNlhh-mT8
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How does #WorldFabric keep players synchronized over the internet with so many moving objects? Trick question: it doesn't! World Fabric only maintains local causal consistency. The further apart players are, the weaker the causal link, and the more wibbly wobbly timey whimey it gets. #Narball #networkprogramming #doctorWho
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How does #WorldFabric keep players synchronized over the internet with so many moving objects? Trick question: it doesn't! World Fabric only maintains local causal consistency. The further apart players are, the weaker the causal link, and the more wibbly wobbly timey whimey it gets. #Narball #networkprogramming #doctorWho
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How does #WorldFabric keep players synchronized over the internet with so many moving objects? Trick question: it doesn't! World Fabric only maintains local causal consistency. The further apart players are, the weaker the causal link, and the more wibbly wobbly timey whimey it gets. #Narball #networkprogramming #doctorWho
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How does #WorldFabric keep players synchronized over the internet with so many moving objects? Trick question: it doesn't! World Fabric only maintains local causal consistency. The further apart players are, the weaker the causal link, and the more wibbly wobbly timey whimey it gets. #Narball #networkprogramming #doctorWho
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How does #WorldFabric keep players synchronized over the internet with so many moving objects? Trick question: it doesn't! World Fabric only maintains local causal consistency. The further apart players are, the weaker the causal link, and the more wibbly wobbly timey whimey it gets. #Narball #networkprogramming #doctorWho
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#WorldFabric can automatically synchronize arbitrary C++ code over the internet with relativistic latency hiding, and it's now fast and stable enough to handle over a thousand interactable moving objects under real-world network conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wazOVYCeuIk #cplusplus #coding #networkprogramming #metaverse
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#WorldFabric can automatically synchronize arbitrary C++ code over the internet with relativistic latency hiding, and it's now fast and stable enough to handle over a thousand interactable moving objects under real-world network conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wazOVYCeuIk #cplusplus #coding #networkprogramming #metaverse
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#WorldFabric can automatically synchronize arbitrary C++ code over the internet with relativistic latency hiding, and it's now fast and stable enough to handle over a thousand interactable moving objects under real-world network conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wazOVYCeuIk #cplusplus #coding #networkprogramming #metaverse
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#WorldFabric can automatically synchronize arbitrary C++ code over the internet with relativistic latency hiding, and it's now fast and stable enough to handle over a thousand interactable moving objects under real-world network conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wazOVYCeuIk #cplusplus #coding #networkprogramming #metaverse
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#WorldFabric can automatically synchronize arbitrary C++ code over the internet with relativistic latency hiding, and it's now fast and stable enough to handle over a thousand interactable moving objects under real-world network conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wazOVYCeuIk #cplusplus #coding #networkprogramming #metaverse
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Narball is now available on itch.io : https://worldfabric.itch.io/narball
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Narball playtest went well tonight. There were some crashes 😞, but no desyncs 😀, and we hit a new record of 9 players in one match. Check out this chaos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mALaRkp3hjs
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I made a video explaining how my game engine warps time to hide network latency. It includes a bunch of animations showing the tradeoffs of some other common networking approaches as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g52nosxz4cY
#IndieDev #networkprogramming #gameengine #algorithms #WorldFabric
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I made a video explaining how my game engine warps time to hide network latency. It includes a bunch of animations showing the tradeoffs of some other common networking approaches as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g52nosxz4cY
#IndieDev #networkprogramming #gameengine #algorithms #WorldFabric
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I made a video explaining how my game engine warps time to hide network latency. It includes a bunch of animations showing the tradeoffs of some other common networking approaches as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g52nosxz4cY
#IndieDev #networkprogramming #gameengine #algorithms #WorldFabric
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I made a video explaining how my game engine warps time to hide network latency. It includes a bunch of animations showing the tradeoffs of some other common networking approaches as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g52nosxz4cY
#IndieDev #networkprogramming #gameengine #algorithms #WorldFabric
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I made a video explaining how my game engine warps time to hide network latency. It includes a bunch of animations showing the tradeoffs of some other common networking approaches as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g52nosxz4cY
#IndieDev #networkprogramming #gameengine #algorithms #WorldFabric
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I've got an idea for a demo for #WorldFabric: #MoonPong. It's just regular Pong, but played over the network with simulated latency as though one of the players is on the Moon. The automatic time warp the engine does would be extreme enough to easily see, and the game would be so simple I could use it as a tutorial for the engine. I could pay the fee to drop it on Steam as a free download and rig it up to do peer to peer without port forwarding over the Valve backbone.