Survival Shooter Online Multiplayer Package
Create a multiplayer survival shooter game with up to 16 players in a PvPvE environment, using a high-performance server technology and distributed server system.
Create a multiplayer survival shooter game with up to 16 players in a PvPvE environment, using a high-performance server technology and distributed server system.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $80
- Category:
- Templates › Tutorials
- Developer:
- Origin Studio Inc.
- Price:
- $80
- Favorites:
- 17
- Supported Unity Versions:
- 2020.3.42 or higher
- Current Version:
- 0.1.1.2
- Download Size:
- 231.01 MB
- Last Update:
- Jan 9, 2023
- Description:
- This package provides a comprehensive solution for creating a multiplayer survival shooter game. It includes the NetDrone SDK-LIB and an example source code, allowing for unlimited access and development on Windows, Linux, and Mac. The package features high-performance server technology, a distributed server system, and proven stability, making it suitable for commercialization. It also supports various platforms, languages, and threading models, and includes a compact packet design and game log system.
- Technical Details:
- The package includes the following components:
* NetDrone SDK-LIB
+ netdrone (bin)
- unlimited
+ appdrone (bin)
* Examples (src)
+ survivalshooteronline
* Documentations
+ NETDRONE ENGINE INTRODUCTION (English, Korean)
+ NETDRONE ENGINE GUIDEBOOK (English, Korean)
+ NetDrone.NET API Reference (CHM, PDF, English, Korean)
+ AppDrone.NET API Reference (CHM, PDF, English, Korean)
* Specifications
+ TCP, Reliable UDP
+ NDP
+ Multi-Platform (Linux, Windows, Mac)
+ Multi-Language (C#, C++)
+ Multi-Threading
+ Reuse memory allocation
+ Singleton Pattern
+ Factory Pattern
+ Compact Packet Design
- TCP Header: 8 bytes
- UDP Header: 12 bytes
+ Compact Game Log
+ Tracer
+ Poll(Overlapped IO), Epoll
+ Raw Sockets
+ CSV, Binary CSV
+ Packet Queue - Continue »