We have launched a new tutorial series for the Godot engine 4.x using our C# Client API.
The example pack contains five examples of increasing complexity with source code and detailed tutorials:
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Updated examples pack for Unity
We have updated the Unity examples pack and tutorials for SmartFoxServer 2X.
What’s new?
- New Shooter example and tutorial, substituting the outdated First Person Shooter example.
- All examples now feature an Editor window providing setup instructions; all tutorials now reference those instructions.

New examples pack for Unity
We have updated the Unity examples pack and tutorials for SmartFoxServer 2X.
The new pack contains the following demo examples:
- Connector
- Lobby: Basics
- Lobby: Buddies
- Lobby: Matchmaking
- Tic-Tac-Toe
- First Person Shooter
- MMO Basics
- SpaceWar 2
What’s new?
Continue readingHTML5 / JavaScript tutorials
We just published the first batch of HTML5 / JavaScript tutorials describing the following examples in details:
- Connector
Learn how to configure the client and make your first connection - Simple Chat
Learn how to create a basic chat environment for connected users - Advanced Chat
Learn how to create a complete browser-based chat application featuring public chat messaging, Rooms management, private chat messaging and more - Game Lobby
Learn how to create a “lobby” application where users can meet and invite each other to play games
All tutorials are available in our documentation website.
The power of MatchExpressions
In this new article we are going to a take a closer look at a simple concept, that of MatchExpressions within the SmartFoxServer SDK, and discuss why they are useful and how they can simplify our life when developing multiplayer games. Continue reading
HTTP Request and Extensions integration
In this new recipe we’re going to take a look at how we can integrate regular HTTP calls with the SmartFoxServer runtime and specifically how to communicate with Extension code via HTTP GET/POST requests.
Common applications of the HTTP/Extension interoperability are debugging interfaces and administration UIs. With this approach developers can easily build a simple web interface that reports that game state, monitors data structures, users etc… allowing to quickly debug problems while testing, triggering events and so on.
Continue readingMore MMO API goodies!
We have added new articles and tutorials for our latest MMO API, released in SFS2X 2.8.0:
- SpaceWar game tutorial provides a detailed walkthrough to building a realtime action game integrating physics, authoritative server, lag hiding techniques and Area Of Interest to provide a seamless gaming experience for hundreds of players.
- MMO Demo Unity tutorial introduces the MMO API for Unity developers showing the basic concepts and features included in SmartFoxServer 2.8.0.
- Advanced uses of the MMORoom and MMO API provides various advanced tips and tricks for developing with the MMO API on the server side.
SmartFoxServer 2X Update (2.3.0) is available!
A new update is available for SmartFoxServer 2X. The new cumulative patch works with any SFS2X from version 2.0.1 and above, providing support for native HTML5 clients via WebSockets. The patch includes the new JavaScript client API and full fledged example of usage with source code.
We also introduced a new server side feature called SystemController Filters, that allows custom logic to be added on top of the System requests.
- Read the release notes and download the update
- Learn more about the HTML5/JavaScript support
- Learn more about SystemController Filters
Last but not least, we published a new Unity example + tutorial created by Andy Martin, showing the Buddy List features of SmartFoxServer 2X.
Updates galore!
Today we released a whole bunch of server, client and documentation updates. First of all we have the new SmartFoxServer 2X version 2.1.0 which fixes a few bugs reported on the support forum and brings some internal improvements. We then have the new versions of the C# API for Unity/.Net/Mono and the Java API for Android/Java2 SE. You can download everything from this page.
On the documentation side we have three brand new Objective-C tutorials (here) discussing the iOS examples we published some time ago, and a revised version of the First Person Shooter walk-through for Unity (here). Enjoy!
New Unity tutorials
Two new tutorials and one example, complete with its source code, are available in the SmartFoxServer 2X online documentation. The Tris tutorial describes the homonymic game available in the Unity examples package since the first release. The Object Movement example (and tutorial) show how to make an avatar move in a multiplayer virtual environment with a few lines of code. You can find them all here. Enjoy the reading!