void Awake()
{
DontDestroyOnLoad(this);
natCapable = Network.TestConnection();
if (Network.HavePublicAddress())
{
Debug.Log("This machine has a PUBLIC IP Address");
}
else
{
Debug.Log("This machine has a PRIVATE IP address");
}
gamemenustate = menustate.networklobby;
}
/// <summary>
/// 根据软件状态更改菜单栏各项属性
/// </summary>
/// <param name="state"></param>
private void menustatechange(menustate state)
{
switch (state)
{
case menustate.no_open_file:
break;
case menustate.edit_file:
break;
case menustate.start_demo:
break;
default:
break;
}
}
void Awake()
{
DontDestroyOnLoad(this);
// Start connection test
natCapable = Network.TestConnection();
// What kind of IP does this machine have? TestConnection also indicates
// this in the test results
//if (Network.HavePublicAddress())
// Debug.Log("This machine has a public IP address");
//else
// Debug.Log("This machine has a private IP address");
// The game can have several menus and states, so I like to use
// an enum to keep track of what state we’re in. In this case we’re
// in the MGS lobby
gamemenustate = menustate.networklobby;
}
void ShowGUI()
{
if (gamemenustate == menustate.ingame)
{
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 10, 90, 30), "Disconnect"))
{
Network.Disconnect();
MasterServer.UnregisterHost();
gamemenustate = menustate.networklobby;
Application.LoadLevel("MasterGameServerLobby");
}
}
else
{
if (gamemenustate == menustate.networklobby)
{
if (Network.peerType == NetworkPeerType.Disconnected)
{
format.fontSize = 28;
GUI.Label(new Rect(((Screen.width / 2) - 80) * 0.2f, (Screen.height / 2) - 200, 400, 50), "Your game title here", format);
gameName = GUI.TextField(new Rect((((Screen.width / 2)) * 0.2f) + 200, (Screen.height / 2) - 100, 200, 30), gameName);
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(((Screen.width / 2) - 100) * 0.2f, (Screen.height / 2) - 100, 200, 30), "Start Server"))
{
if (doneTesting)
{
Network.InitializeServer(32, serverPort, useNat);
}
else
{
Network.InitializeServer(32, serverPort, !Network.HavePublicAddress());
MasterServer.updateRate = 3;
MasterServer.RegisterHost(gameType, gameName, "This is early network testing for my game");
}
HostData[] data = MasterServer.PollHostList();
int _cnt = 0;
foreach (HostData gs in data)
{
if (!(filterNATHosts && gs.useNat))
{
string name = gs.gameName + " " + gs.comment + "(" + gs.connectedPlayers + "/" + gs.playerLimit + ")";
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(((Screen.width / 2) - 100) * 0.2f, (Screen.height / 2) + (50 * _cnt), 600, 30), name))
{
useNat = gs.useNat;
if (useNat)
{
print("Using NAT punchthrough to connect");
Network.Connect(gs.guid);
}
else
{
print("Connecting directly to host");
Network.Connect(gs.ip, gs.port);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
void Awake()
{
DontDestroyOnLoad(this);
// Start connection test
natCapable = Network.TestConnection();
// What kind of IP does this machine have? TestConnection also indicates
// this in the test results
//if (Network.HavePublicAddress())
// Debug.Log("This machine has a public IP address");
//else
// Debug.Log("This machine has a private IP address");
// The game can have several menus and states, so I like to use
// an enum to keep track of what state we’re in. In this case we’re
// in the MGS lobby
gamemenustate = menustate.networklobby;
}
// Here we paint the menu screen so the player can choose to join a game or start a new game
void ShowGUI()
{
// in the AWAKE method we used: DontDestroyOnLoad(this);
// so when we load our game level this ShowGUI is still running
// so here we can see what menu we should be showing and display the appropriate menu
// When we're ingame we want to show a Disconnect button to quit the game and return to the lobby
if ( gamemenustate == menustate.ingame )
{
if (GUI.Button (new Rect(10,10,90,30),"Disconnect"))
{
Network.Disconnect(); // Tell all the other clients you're disconnecting
MasterServer.UnregisterHost();
gamemenustate = menustate.networklobby;
// Return to the Master Game Server Lobby because we pressed disconnect
Debug.Log("Disconnecting...");
Application.LoadLevel("MasterGameServerLobby");
}
}
else if ( gamemenustate == menustate.networklobby ) // ensure we're in the lobby, and not off somewhere unexpected
{
if (Network.peerType == NetworkPeerType.Disconnected)
{
format.fontSize = 28;
GUI.Label(new Rect(((Screen.width/2)-80) * 0.2f,(Screen.height/2)-200,400,50),"VRChatroom", format);
gameName = GUI.TextField(new Rect((((Screen.width/2)) * 0.2f)+200,
(Screen.height/2)-100,
200,
30),
gameName);
// Start a new server
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(((Screen.width/2)-100) * 0.2f,
(Screen.height/2)-100,
200,
30),
"Start Server"))
{
// If start server is chosen then we want to initialize ourselves as a server
// and then register with the master server so other players will see us
// as a choice in the list of game servers
// We'll use Network.InitializeServer to enable our Game Server (GS) functionality
// but first we need to determine if we'll require clients to connect to us directly
// or by using NPT.
// The first two parameters to InitializeServer are how many clients can connect and the port to use
// The port needs to be unique, but on desktop/laptop pc's it's not usually an issue as there aren't a
// lot of network listeners running to contend
// Once the game starts you can consider using Network.maxConnections to stop any new players
// from connecting
if ( doneTesting ) // If done testing use the more thourough results of the testing to setup the server
Network.InitializeServer(32, serverPort, useNat );
else // otherwise setup the server and specific NPT based on public/private IP
// this is not as accurate as the full test, but is sufficient for most needs
Network.InitializeServer(32, serverPort, !Network.HavePublicAddress());
MasterServer.updateRate = 3;
MasterServer.RegisterHost(gameType, gameName, "This is early network testing for my game");
// MasterServer.dedicatedServer = true; <- I placed this here b/c when I uncommented it up top it didn't seem to work. Uncomment if you want a dedicated server.
}
gMyUsername = GUI.TextField(new Rect((((Screen.width/2)) * 0.2f)+200,
(Screen.height/2) - 50,
200,
30),
gMyUsername);
HostData[] data = MasterServer.PollHostList(); // Extract the list of available GS's into a local variable array for processing
int _cnt = 0;
// Loop through all the available GS's provided by the MGS and display each one so we can choose one to joing
foreach (HostData gs in data)
{
_cnt++;
// Do not display NAT enabled games if we cannot do NAT punchthrough
if ( !(filterNATHosts && gs.useNat) )
{
// Build a name string to use for displaying the GS in the list
string name = gs.gameName + "-" + gs.comment + " (" + gs.connectedPlayers + " / " + gs.playerLimit +")";
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(((Screen.width/2)-100) * 0.2f,
(Screen.height/2)+(50*_cnt),
600,
30),
name ))
{
Debug.Log("Username: "******"Using Nat punchthrough to connect");
Network.Connect(gs.guid);
}
else
{
print("Connecting directly to host");
Network.Connect(gs.ip, gs.port);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
// Here we paint the menu screen so the player can choose to join a game or start a new game
void ShowGUI()
{
// in the AWAKE method we used: DontDestroyOnLoad(this);
// so when we load our game level this ShowGUI is still running
// so here we can see what menu we should be showing and display the appropriate menu
// When we're ingame we want to show a Disconnect button to quit the game and return to the lobby
if (gamemenustate == menustate.ingame)
{
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 10, 90, 30), "Disconnect"))
{
Network.Disconnect(); // Tell all the other clients you're disconnecting
MasterServer.UnregisterHost();
gamemenustate = menustate.networklobby;
// Return to the Master Game Server Lobby because we pressed disconnect
Debug.Log("Disconnecting...");
Application.LoadLevel("MasterGameServerLobby");
}
}
else if (gamemenustate == menustate.networklobby) // ensure we're in the lobby, and not off somewhere unexpected
{
if (Network.peerType == NetworkPeerType.Disconnected)
{
format.fontSize = 28;
GUI.Label(new Rect(((Screen.width / 2) - 80) * 0.2f, (Screen.height / 2) - 200, 400, 50), "VRChatroom", format);
gameName = GUI.TextField(new Rect((((Screen.width / 2)) * 0.2f) + 200,
(Screen.height / 2) - 100,
200,
30),
gameName);
// Start a new server
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(((Screen.width / 2) - 100) * 0.2f,
(Screen.height / 2) - 100,
200,
30),
"Start Server"))
{
// If start server is chosen then we want to initialize ourselves as a server
// and then register with the master server so other players will see us
// as a choice in the list of game servers
// We'll use Network.InitializeServer to enable our Game Server (GS) functionality
// but first we need to determine if we'll require clients to connect to us directly
// or by using NPT.
// The first two parameters to InitializeServer are how many clients can connect and the port to use
// The port needs to be unique, but on desktop/laptop pc's it's not usually an issue as there aren't a
// lot of network listeners running to contend
// Once the game starts you can consider using Network.maxConnections to stop any new players
// from connecting
if (doneTesting) // If done testing use the more thourough results of the testing to setup the server
{
Network.InitializeServer(32, serverPort, useNat);
}
else // otherwise setup the server and specific NPT based on public/private IP
// this is not as accurate as the full test, but is sufficient for most needs
{
Network.InitializeServer(32, serverPort, !Network.HavePublicAddress());
}
MasterServer.updateRate = 3;
MasterServer.RegisterHost(gameType, gameName, "This is early network testing for my game");
// MasterServer.dedicatedServer = true; <- I placed this here b/c when I uncommented it up top it didn't seem to work. Uncomment if you want a dedicated server.
}
gMyUsername = GUI.TextField(new Rect((((Screen.width / 2)) * 0.2f) + 200,
(Screen.height / 2) - 50,
200,
30),
gMyUsername);
HostData[] data = MasterServer.PollHostList(); // Extract the list of available GS's into a local variable array for processing
int _cnt = 0;
// Loop through all the available GS's provided by the MGS and display each one so we can choose one to joing
foreach (HostData gs in data)
{
_cnt++;
// Do not display NAT enabled games if we cannot do NAT punchthrough
if (!(filterNATHosts && gs.useNat))
{
// Build a name string to use for displaying the GS in the list
string name = gs.gameName + "-" + gs.comment + " (" + gs.connectedPlayers + " / " + gs.playerLimit + ")";
if (GUI.Button(new Rect(((Screen.width / 2) - 100) * 0.2f,
(Screen.height / 2) + (50 * _cnt),
600,
30),
name))
{
Debug.Log("Username: "******"Using Nat punchthrough to connect");
Network.Connect(gs.guid);
}
else
{
print("Connecting directly to host");
Network.Connect(gs.ip, gs.port);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
public void dc()
{
gamemenustate = menustate.networklobby;
}
