Tcp/Udp connection help
by CIMO · in Torque Game Engine · 01/17/2008 (6:28 am) · 4 replies
Hi =) i have a question...torque game engine 1.5.0 - 1.5.1 and 1.5.2 have a tcp network connection or udp network connection?
If have a tcp connection it's possible to have a script for change in udp exist a resource for modify this?
I try with my engine but the connection is slow and the game lag...
I try a simple mission...with only terrain and two player..if the player move not problem but when shot or use a particles....lag....why this?
Is a problem of my computer or torque network is slow?
I use a dedicated server and i use this file .bat on my dedicated server
thanks =)
If have a tcp connection it's possible to have a script for change in udp exist a resource for modify this?
I try with my engine but the connection is slow and the game lag...
I try a simple mission...with only terrain and two player..if the player move not problem but when shot or use a particles....lag....why this?
Is a problem of my computer or torque network is slow?
I use a dedicated server and i use this file .bat on my dedicated server
TorqueDebugDemo.exe -game starter.fps -dedicated -mission starter.fps/data/missions/Livello1.misI use a computer with P4 2,3mhz 512mb ram for my server and i use a two notebook for client with a 512mb ram P4 2,3mhz and video card with 64mb ram...
thanks =)
#2
01/17/2008 (6:56 am)
Oki the problem stay in my connection?? i have adsl 7mb and i try with another game and the connection not lag...if i use my test game lag.... =( 
#3
As well it might be possible that you have a very low upstream bandwidth which can cause that. That you have a p2p application active (or someone on your network) that can cause that even if set to a very low upstream speed ... there is quite a lot that can cause that on your connection end actually.
01/17/2008 (8:09 am)
Well do you host a server for the other game as well? Otherwise its not the same ... connecting out is a different thing.As well it might be possible that you have a very low upstream bandwidth which can cause that. That you have a p2p application active (or someone on your network) that can cause that even if set to a very low upstream speed ... there is quite a lot that can cause that on your connection end actually.
Torque 3D Owner Marc Dreamora Schaerer
Gayasoft
And it is not slow, its very fast. (only file download is slow, but there, the auto updater resource helps :) )
But most likely your internet is slow or something the like.