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src/content/posts/multiplayer_online_game.md

@@ -3,11 +3,30 @@ title: "Trying to make an online multiplayer minigame"
 summary: "A simple article to explain how we made a multiplayer online game using python and what we learnt while doing it, from the very basic use of sockets, to the different communication protocols and a bit of optimization."
 date: 2024-03-11T16:39:09-02:00
 lastUpdate: 2023-03-26T20:18:09-02:00
-tags: ["iscsc","python","game","multiplayer"]
+tags: ["iscsc","python","network"]
 author: Zyno
 draft: false
 ---
 
+- [A little introduction](#a-little-introduction)
+- [First Step : Successfully sending a simple message to another computer in our LAN](#first-step--successfully-sending-a-simple-message-to-another-computer-in-our-lan)
+  - [The server side will look like this :](#the-server-side-will-look-like-this-)
+  - [On the client side, it will be this :](#on-the-client-side-it-will-be-this-)
+- [Simple online implementation to play a basic game](#simple-online-implementation-to-play-a-basic-game)
+- [First improvement of the connection](#first-improvement-of-the-connection)
+  - [Client-side improvements](#client-side-improvements)
+  - [Server-side improvements](#server-side-improvements)
+- [But, how to reduce ping?](#but-how-to-reduce-ping)
+- [The road to UDP connection](#the-road-to-udp-connection)
+  - [What is UDP and why would we want to use that?](#what-is-udp-and-why-would-we-want-to-use-that)
+  - [Using UDP sockets instead of TCP sockets :](#using-udp-sockets-instead-of-tcp-sockets-)
+- [Now : A quite stable game to play](#now--a-quite-stable-game-to-play)
+  - [The UDP client-side now looks like this :](#the-udp-client-side-now-looks-like-this-)
+  - [On the server-side, the code for UDP is now designed like this :](#on-the-server-side-the-code-for-udp-is-now-designed-like-this-)
+- [Future Improvements to do...](#future-improvements-to-do)
+
+## A little introduction
+
 This project, called Haunted Chronicles, started when we wanted to introduce ourselves to online multiplayer games and the code behind it.
 
 Naturally, we decided to code using python because it was simpler to begin with - everyone knew how to code in Python - and because we just wanted to discover the notion, not to code an AAA game.