public static void Example4()
{
var srv = new UNetServer();
var mainChannel = srv.CreateChannel <TcpServerChannel, StandardPacketProcessor>();
var secondChannel = srv.CreateChannel <TcpServerChannel, StandardPacketProcessor>();
mainChannel.OnPeerConnected += (sender, e) => srv.AddPeerToChannel(secondChannel, p => p.Identity.Equals(e.Peer.Identity));
secondChannel.OnPeerConnected += (sender, e) =>
{
secondChannel.OnPacketReceived += (sender2, e2) =>
{
if (e2.Packet.PacketId == 1)
{
Console.WriteLine("Received ping packet from {0} @ second channel", e2.Peer.Identity.Guid);
}
};
Console.WriteLine("Peer has connected to second channel");
secondChannel.Send(new PingPacket(), e.Peer.Identity.Guid);
};
srv.Initialize(mainChannel);
srv.AddChannel(secondChannel);
Console.ReadLine();
}
// Simple example on how multiple channels can be handled
public static void Example1()
{
var srv = new UNetServer();
// Register global events across all channels
srv.OnPeerConnected +=
(sender, e) => Console.WriteLine("A peer has connected to channel: {0} with GUID: {1}", e.Channel.Name,
e.Peer.Identity.Guid);
srv.OnChannelCreated +=
(sender, e) => Console.WriteLine("A channel was created with name: {0}", e.Channel.Name);
// Create a main channel for the server
var mainChannel = srv.CreateChannel <TcpServerChannel>();
// Register events on main channel exclusively
mainChannel.OnPeerConnected +=
(sender, e) =>
{
Console.WriteLine("A peer has connected to the mainchannel with GUID: {0}",
e.Peer.Identity.Guid);
srv.AddPeerToChannel(srv.GetChannel <TcpServerChannel>(ch => ch.Name == "MySecondChannel"), e.Peer.Identity);
};
mainChannel.OnPacketReceived +=
(sender, e) =>
Console.WriteLine("A packet was received on the mainchannel from peer with GUID: {0}",
e.Peer.Identity.Guid);
// Initialize the server and start listening on the main channel
srv.Initialize(mainChannel);
// Create and add a second channel to the server
srv.CreateAndAddChannel <TcpServerChannel>(ch => ch.Name = "MySecondChannel");
Console.ReadLine();
}