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The basic architecture isn’t all that different from a normal client-server setup.. You’re just adding another layer on top for the server listing. So the components would be:

A centralized server that […]

Thank you. I have been brain dead doing this. I have taking classes on game development and I am currently working on my first full game trying to start a Company doing android and computer games. Learning Jmonkey […]

Look at the TestChatClient and TestChatServer in the JME test project. These are pretty much exactly like sending location information around.

It’s not really how one would make a client-server game but it’s […]

@wuild said:
I havnt tested them, any way i got it to work… but the collision on the Player and the boxes doesnt work… do i have to write some collision sync script?

also the server doesnt detect if a […]

Maybe its cuz im using the flycam ?

I havnt tested them, any way i got it to work… but the collision on the Player and the boxes doesnt work… do i have to write some collision sync script?

also the server doesnt detect if a model is […]

Also to rule out some other local network configuration issue… can you confirm that the TestChatServer and TestChatClient work for you? (They are part of the JME tests project.)

Was there an error on the other end of the connection?

We don’t really have enough information to help yet.

Thanks for that zarch, I’m reletively new and self taught in Java, and that read could teach me a lot .

You should try and follow the standard Java coding conventions as well. It makes your code more readable for others and when you are used to reading it it makes other people’s code easier for you to read.

Not […]

As edited in my last post, you’re 100% right. Gosh I suck at coding. Thanks for the patience guys

“[Ljava.lang.String;@1c634b9″

...is what a String[] would look like if you printed it.

ie:
String[] myStringArray = new String[2];

System.out.println(“Test:” + myStringArray );

…would look just […]

Ahh, you people are so patient with me and my silly escapades. The console prints out “[Ljava.lang.String;@1c634b9", exactly the same as what the client receives. Somewhere there is something going wrong. I'll […]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh. Excuse me while I go bang my head on a wall in a corner for not seeing that. I’m so daft sometimes. Sorry pspeed .

I’m not sure how I can be any clearer so I will write the actual code for you:

@koaandl said:
How would I log it? I tried doing this in the sendChat:

The problem is not in spider monkey or JME at all but […]

How would I log it? I tried doing this in the sendChat:

Which from what I can see is the same thing the console does on the receiving end, and It prints out “client.net_messages$chatMessage@132b67c”.

The problem is much further up in your code I can’t see…. for example, put a log in this method:
public void sendChat(String message)

To log the message that you are trying to send. My guess is that it […]