I’m going to use the dedicated server on azure mv, ubuntu.
If there are players 1,2,3 and levels 1 and 2, I want to allow players to move freely between these levels.
In mmorpg, players 1, 2 are in the square and 3 are in the store so that you can meet player 3 when the player goes into the store.
I look into educational channels like forums and YouTube, and it’s mostly multi-play at one level.
I’ve been searching for educational materials, and someone said
You have to create a server at each level.
A server can only create one level. So to make a game with two levels, you have to make two servers
Is this true? No suitable educational materials were found to implement this.
You might not understand it because it’s a question that I worked on with a translator. Thank you.
Yes, that statement is true. If you want to host 3 different levels at the same time you need 3 different servers. However, since it seems that you don’t want to do so, you can simply have one level, let’s call it level 4.
In level 4 you can import level 1, 2, 3; but keep them away from each other.
That means level 4 - level 1, level 4 - level 2
Does this mean that you can host 4 levels with one server?
Is there a technical name for this?
I want to see the educational materials about this.
There will be an error if you move the level instead of using the ip method in multi-play.