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Thanks<br />
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I think that is good. I have datagrams sending and receiving.<br />
But, on the receiver end, how do I pick apart the data?<br />
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In<br />
data, addr = s.recvfrom(1024)<br />
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is data the exact byte array I send from the client? How do I parse the individual bytes?<br />
I usually have data[0] byte as the message type code<br />
and the subsequent bytes, the relevant data for the message.<br />
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Thanks

I think that is good. I have datagrams sending and receiving.
But, on the receiver end, how do I pick apart the data?



In
data, addr = s.recvfrom(1024)

is data the exact byte array I send from the client? How do I parse the individual bytes?
I usually have data[0] byte as the message type code
and the subsequent bytes, the relevant data for the message.

?

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Hi,<br />
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In my UDP, python, server client system, an RTS, how does my client specify the IP address location of the server? - with a HELO type message in a byte array<br />
What does the client send region look like? and the server receive loop?<br />
Do game servers first have a client-join loop and THEN a gameplay loop, or one loop for everything?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

In my UDP, python, server client system, an RTS, how does my client specify the IP address location of the server? - with a HELO type message in a byte array
What does the client send region look like? and the server receive loop?
Do game servers first have a client-join loop and THEN a gameplay loop, or one loop for everything?

Thanks

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