I don't understand Anything.

[Drakgoku]

reply: https://forums.unrealengine.com/deve…rver-for-games

@vegetablejuiceftw

hey, another noob here.
I have no idea about UE network components or read any UE multiplayer tutorials. I have some webdev experience.

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Apart from what ungodly monkey hacks are required and the obvious “don’t do this”:

FPS? you did not mention what type of game…

Turn based games (slow traffic) most likely, but the overhead of a full fat web server introduces latency, so I would avoid it for FPS.
Biggest concern here is that you would be writing your own game server, full of mistakes and exploits…

If you have access to websockets, then thats quite nice.
In effect, you could skip your server logic running in the server. One of the ws clients could be the “server”.

1. I would steer away from anything related to PHP, but to each their own.
2. As said, simple game that uses simple HTTP post/get, and is basically fancy 3d rendered website browser, yeah, why not.

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I used to hack around in a 2$/month ARM server from scaleaway (discontinued),
I would search for a similarly cheap server where you can install whatever you want or use it as a webtraffic proxy.

hopefully, I did not add to the confusion.

we have to go back to? https://forums.unrealengine.com/comm…n-active-forum

[anonymous_user_369165731 (anonymous_user_36916573)]

Hey, not cool!

I was humble, honest and polite, why the need to publicly shame me?

I can assure you, I’m not a : D

If something was not understandable, I am still willing to have a normal and productive conversation.

@Drakgoku

Buddy check this. https://forums.unrealengine.com/comm…stand-anything
I think I have to create a macro for “15” year olds, I think I said it correctly.

ARM ?, unfortunate. But where the hell do these people come from?. ARM ?, this guy is not very smart.

If you have a question about the operation of a server to a engine, who do you think is better prepared to answer the question, an average fanatic user or a programmer from the Unreal engine house? Do you understand this?
Where the hell do you come from, champion?

For each kid, I have to start creating a macro “google drive” and simply paste it for so stupid. and that we are talking about average programmers fanatical of UE. I don’t want to imagine average people.

[Drakgoku]

The problem arises that I need information about a native server in PHP.

I understand the need to help and it is appreciated. But the problem is, who is going to be better prepared to answer these types of questions? Then, it is preferable that a C ++ programmer from the UE4 house answers, why? Because they know its design and its limitations. It is understood that they are the ones who at least can say “hey, this is a bad idea”.

If the vast majority of messages are to try to help by saying “I’m a newbie” and I’ve done this, it doesn’t help the problem. Thanks anyway, but it doesn’t solve the problem.

I need some pretty sensitive information.

It may seem like a simple question, but in this simple question, it is arguing about a “native server” and how UE4 could interact, both in speed, resources, overhead, stackoverflow, stack errors and many others.

It is better to have your own Unreal Engine C ++ employee answer according to your experience on the problem of having a native server. I know “Replication”, but to what extent can a native server be done regardless of language?

**vegetablejuiceftw **Thanks anyway and excuse my rudeness on this forum.

[anonymous_user_369165731 (anonymous_user_36916573)]

Thanks for this well written reply,

I understand now that you want a deffinite answer from a UE team, not a community answer in a community forum.

I won’t clutter your thread further then

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nevertheless, if it is just about credentials / expertise, i can flex : D

I have a masters degree in CS, 4 years webdev experience (django, react, docker, ansible, aws) and compete in the local Robotex and am one of the hosts of the local “Python codeclub”.
(if I were 15 years old, I would be a genius :P, sadly i am old…)

As I felt your problem was actually not releated to UE, so I felt I could chip in with my non-UE related knowledge

Take care,
no hard feelings.

[Drakgoku]

Thank you for understanding and apologize again for my behavior. No hard feelings have a nice day.