Week 11 - Networking and Games

Channel:
United States Bill Kerney
Subscribers:
2,640
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku2-piaDvMk


Duration: 1:22:19
34 views
0

Today we reviewed our various triangularization functions, went over how to raster a line, and then moved on to a discussion of networking in games. Poor network code is the reason that modern FPSs have players move much more slowly than before, and why there are various rage-inducing bugs caused by latency and what games do to try to work around it.


UE4 has built in replication, which is easy to turn on, but does need some tweaking to work well, and isn't as good as a well designed network stack for a game.


Next up, pitch a proposal for your final project, and use Spring Break to get caught up on anything you're missing.



Other Videos By Bill Kerney


2021-04-10Week 11 Day 3 - Reproducibility Crisis
2021-04-09Week 13 Day 3 - Guest Lecturer Andrew Bell
2021-04-09Week 11 Day 1 - Dunning Kruger Effect
2021-04-08Week 13 Day 1 - Hash Tables and UNIX Shell Scripting
2021-04-08Week 13 Day 1 - Hash Tables
2021-04-07Week 11 Day 2 - Kuhn and Scientific Revolutions
2021-04-07Week 13 Day 2 - Heaps
2021-04-07Week 13 Day 1 - Memory Management
2021-04-06Week 11 Day 1 - Dunning/Kruger and Frames Part 2
2021-04-05Week 10 Day 3 - Framing
2021-03-26Week 11 - Networking and Games
2021-03-26Week 11 Day 3 - BSTs and Hash Tables
2021-03-26Week 10 Day 2 - Social Impact of Computer Science
2021-03-26Week 11 Day 2 - Lighting Part II and a Simple Inventory System
2021-03-26Week 11 Day 2 - Syscalls, Interrupts and Memory Management
2021-03-24Week 10 Day 2 - Racism and Computer Science
2021-03-24Week 11 Day 2 - Big O, Heaps, Hash Tables
2021-03-24Week 11 Day 1 - How Color Works
2021-03-24Week 11 Day 1 - From Low Level Syscalls to High Level Modern C++
2021-03-23Week 10 Day 1 - Social Impact of Computer Science
2021-03-22Week 10 - Triangularization and Rasterization


Tags:
is50b
triangularization
delaunay
rasterization
replication
networking