Just to be sure, what do you mean by "available games" ? Does that mean that you choose the maximum number of games that can be played at the same time when configuring the signalling server ?

Because that's what I want to do in my project :

1. The players start by connecting to a big lobby server, where every player is connected

2. - They can start a "public" game that everyone can join, or a "private" game that cannot be joined without an invitation, for 2, 3 or 4 players. They are then redirected to a waiting room with a chat and a button to invite other users (if they are not in a waiting room or a game).

- They can also "join an available game" to join an unfilled public waiting room

3. No one can join when the game is started, but guests can choose to "watch the game" if they want

If I understood properly, to run the signalling server I will need a dedicated server and not a classic web server right ?

Please can I have some advice to do what I described above ?

The signalling server is not a dedicated server for your use. It is a meeting place for peer-to-peer clients, nothing more. If you want a dedicated server, you have to set it up yourself on something like AWS (or other providers or setup your own server).

http://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questi ... ent-server

https://www.lynda.com/Network-tutorials ... 389-4.html

http://www.gamespot.com/forums/system-w ... -26276019/

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/lib ... 10%29.aspx

Thanks for the capx gumshoe2029 . But how do i swap back to original position?

Just reverse the original variables for A & B.

Is this dangerous? Or is nw.js the desktop publisher?

You can store multiple x,y positions like:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-xiq ... U1jeU5ULUE

https://github.com/aadsm/jschardet is close maybe

It should work. You should just call the same action again with the same effect. What does it do?

You can also load images from URL to different frames in the same sprite.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-xiq ... 1NIU1B3dDA

You will want to use a http POST request. I am not sure exactly how this would work in C2, but I know it is possible.

There was a lot of discussion about this some time ago:

The general consensus was to have a browser or browser emulator on your server that connects first and serves as the more permanent host.

Guess it is time to move on to 231.

I know... I keep getting left behind too...

Can you show me an example capx? thanks.

I was afraid you would ask this... give me a bit.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-xiq ... GRfSlpHd00

Seriously though, you need to learn to search Google or the Scirra forums for stuff. You can even use cascaded searching in the Scirra forums.

Ratmaster

If you get the EC2 servers, they operate exactly like classic webservers (except the hardware is abstracted away). You just SSH into the Linux command console, download Linux packages (like Apache webserver), or use winSCP to upload files to the server.

Dabble with the free server before you actually buy one.

There is no tutorial for this, since we are the only ones (that I know of) that use AWS for our servers in the Scirra forums. I am hesitant to write a tutorial on this, because I don't want to step on Ashley 's Scirra arcade store.

We built our website in C2. It was a good experience, but not one that I am going to repeat.