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| **UFE Netcode** is the second iteration of the network system for UFE. It allows the game to run online matches in a smooth lag-free environment thanks to its native //rollback mechanics// and // | **UFE Netcode** is the second iteration of the network system for UFE. It allows the game to run online matches in a smooth lag-free environment thanks to its native //rollback mechanics// and // | ||
| The new network options also comes with its own client/ | The new network options also comes with its own client/ | ||
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| - | * Hit Online to search for a match (US Server) | ||
| - | * All builds are **cross-platform** | ||
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| * **What is Rollback?** | * **What is Rollback?** | ||
| Rollback (name might change depending on game or developer) is a technique in which a game is able to return to a previous frame, change the outcome of an event (say, an input), and return to the current frame, all in a span of a single frame of animation. This allows a game to //catch up// with whatever concurrent event instead of [[global: | Rollback (name might change depending on game or developer) is a technique in which a game is able to return to a previous frame, change the outcome of an event (say, an input), and return to the current frame, all in a span of a single frame of animation. This allows a game to //catch up// with whatever concurrent event instead of [[global: | ||
| - | The subject can be extensive and have been topic of several games for years (often referred as [[https:// | + | The subject can be extensive and have been topic of several games for years (often referred as [[https:// |
| * **If Rollback is so good, why use Frame Delay at all?** | * **If Rollback is so good, why use Frame Delay at all?** | ||
global/netcode.txt · Last modified: 2024/01/07 06:17 by Mistermind
