🔴 Photon Server • Photon Network Engine • Learn Photon Game Development with Unity & C# • (Pt. 1)
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00:00 - Intro to Photon
02:03 - What is Photon?
04:07 - Installing Photon and Exploring Its Features
06:19 - Photon Cloud and SAS
08:47 - Running Photon on a Dedicated Server
10:54 - Extracting the Photon Folders
13:02 - Photon Cloud Infrastructure
15:17 - Photon Server Platforms
17:31 - Photon Socket Server and Unity Libraries
19:38 - Controlling Photon with PhotonControl.exe
21:40 - Creating a Photon Test Solution
23:38 - Setting Up a Project with Photon Assemblies
25:51 - Photon and IIS Compared
28:14 - Creating a Class to Interact with Photon
30:22 - Creating a Custom Peer Class
32:39 - Photon Peer: Handling Client Requests
34:38 - Limitations of Operation Codes
36:44 - Setting Up Log4Net for a Photon Server
38:59 - Configuring Log4Net for Runtime Logging
41:22 - Logging with Photon
43:36 - Setting Up Logging and Building the Server Application
45:49 - Configuring Photon with Visual Studio
48:03 - Configuring Photon for Deployment
50:17 - Enabling Auto Restart for Photon Test Server
52:24 - Configuring Instance Load Balancing
54:24 - Setting Up the Logging System for Photon
56:31 - Debugging Photon Test App
58:26 - Monitoring the Health of the Server
1:00:24 - Monitoring the Monitoring Software
1:02:31 - Using a License for 100 Concurrent Connections
1:04:52 - Creating a Client with Photon Peer Listener
1:06:00 - Connecting to a Photon Server
1:09:00 - Connecting and Disconnecting with Photon Peers
1:10:53 - Connecting to a Server with Photons
1:13:09 - Automating the Build Process
1:15:08 - Building a Basic Framework for Communication
1:17:09 - Serialization and Deserialization in Real-Time Games
1:19:03 - Installing the JSON.NET Package
1:21:20 - Installing JSON.NET and Serialization Basics
1:23:00 - Representing Commands and Events in PhotonTest.Base
1:25:12 - Using JSON.NET to Deserialize a Login Command
1:27:25 - Implementing the Command Dispatcher
1:29:27 - Comparing JSON and Binary Serialization for Chat Programs
1:31:33 - Implementing the Command Handler on the Server
1:33:39 - Deserializing JSON with JsonConvert
1:36:03 - Advanced Syntax to Save Time
1:38:16 - Invoking the Login Command with a Dictionary
1:40:25 - Dealing with Networking Easier
1:42:30 - Testing Login Code
1:44:37 - Preventing Blocking Issues with Client Work
1:46:47 - Handling Threads with Photon
1:49:16 - Managing Networked Code with Multiple Threads
1:51:40 - Managing a Server Connection with a Thread
1:53:32 - Controllers for Networked Programs
1:55:34 - Importance of the "volatile" Keyword
1:57:40 - Caching Reference in C# Implementation
1:59:36 - Building a Simple Network Engine
2:01:58 - Hijacking the Event Infrastructure
2:04:00 - Purpose of the Root Controller
2:06:20 - Switching to the Login Controller
2:08:00 - Debugging a Connection Issue
2:11:08 - Improving Workflow with Resharper
2:13:00 - Handling Login Failures and Sending Events
2:15:45 - Instantiating an Event Data Structure
2:18:00 - Flow of Data from UI to Server Connection
2:20:00 - Photon in Control: Processing Events and Invoking Commands
2:22:00 - Adding Events and Commands to System
2:24:21 - Adding Commands and Events to Server
2:26:35 - Creating Events for Room Joining and Leaving
2:29:04 - Modeling Events for Networked Applications
2:31:38 - Constructing a Room Model
2:33:00 - Adding a Player to a Room
2:35:41 - Joining and Leaving a Room
2:37:35 - Creating the Engine for Negotiating Between Players and Rooms
2:39:00 - Making Room Names Case Insensitive
2:41:48 - Creating Player Objects with the System
2:43:00 - Exiting a Room and Destroying a Player
2:46:21 - Integrating the Engine Class into the Server
2:48:20 - Passing the Engine into the Peer Constructor
2:50:31 - Creating a Private Void Handle Send Message Command
2:52:37 - Making the Engine Single-Threaded
2:54:00 - Differentiating Between Room Classes on Server and Client
2:57:20 - Handling Login and Room Join Events
2:59:00 - Implementing Room Controller
3:01:38 - Parsing Input and Dispatching Commands
3:04:00 - Handling Events in the Console
3:06:00 - Handling Room Events in Game
3:08:41 - Making Logs Prettier and Launching Client
3:10:59 - Multi-Client Action with Photon
3:13:19 - Building a Networking Framework with Photon
3:15:38 - Moving from Chat to Real-Time Games
3:17:00 - Addressing Multi-Threading and Serialization
3:19:00 - Multi-Threading and Component Scheduling
3:22:00 - Creating a Binary Serialization Engine
This course will get you up to speed on using the Network Engine Photon. We will build a simple server-based application using C#.
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