Hey, unfortunately I will not be sharing this source code. It's a game I'd like to continue developing going forward. The Unity connection used "websocket-sharp.dll" and a "UnityMainThreadDispatcher.cs" to deal with async commands. Perhaps you can find enough resources online to attempt it yourself since both of those weren't custom.
This is very interesting. I've been toying with an idea for a Jackbox style game for awhile. But I don't know how any of the networking stuff works TBH. I'm a far more competent artist than programmer so that side is really daunting. I'd be very interested to see a more indepth breakdown of how you achieved these things. Maybe more like a tutorial or something. Good stuff tho! Looking forward to seeing more :)
Honestly, I didn't know the networking stuff either. I started by asking ChatGPT if it was possible to do [list of typical JackBox features] and slowly built up the program from there. It gave me the framework to get started. The initial server started as an Apache server but I never could get that to actually run so the server code was done in Python and I had to go through a few different iterations to get Unity finally connectign as well.
The site was hosted locally from Python with Flask. The site itself just used JavaScript for the websocket communications. The page hides/unhides the questions/game stuff so that the page never reloads which would cause the connection to be reset. If you're interested, that can be found in the GitHub github.com/DistractedCoder/Jacks-Box-Project/blob/main/Jacksbox-Python-Data/templates/index.html
That was really well done. with all that said, how long did the video take to make? Because it's of pretty good quality. The animations, movements, as far as I can tell were executed fairly flawlessly. Good job
That was well done, may i ask do you sell the unity project file (source code) ?
Hey, unfortunately I will not be sharing this source code. It's a game I'd like to continue developing going forward.
The Unity connection used "websocket-sharp.dll" and a "UnityMainThreadDispatcher.cs" to deal with async commands. Perhaps you can find enough resources online to attempt it yourself since both of those weren't custom.
@@DistractedCoder thank you so much for your prompt replay
This is very interesting. I've been toying with an idea for a Jackbox style game for awhile. But I don't know how any of the networking stuff works TBH. I'm a far more competent artist than programmer so that side is really daunting. I'd be very interested to see a more indepth breakdown of how you achieved these things. Maybe more like a tutorial or something. Good stuff tho! Looking forward to seeing more :)
Honestly, I didn't know the networking stuff either. I started by asking ChatGPT if it was possible to do [list of typical JackBox features] and slowly built up the program from there. It gave me the framework to get started.
The initial server started as an Apache server but I never could get that to actually run so the server code was done in Python and I had to go through a few different iterations to get Unity finally connectign as well.
One question: how did the make the site to play?
The site was hosted locally from Python with Flask. The site itself just used JavaScript for the websocket communications. The page hides/unhides the questions/game stuff so that the page never reloads which would cause the connection to be reset.
If you're interested, that can be found in the GitHub github.com/DistractedCoder/Jacks-Box-Project/blob/main/Jacksbox-Python-Data/templates/index.html
Thanks buddy, you’re the best I am making my own Jackbox like pack except it’s 6 games in one thank you for the ideas I love you and I wish you luck!
That was really well done. with all that said, how long did the video take to make? Because it's of pretty good quality. The animations, movements, as far as I can tell were executed fairly flawlessly. Good job
Thank you very much! It was about a week and a half or so. 15+ hours maybe?
@@DistractedCoder What programs did you use ?
April 6 is also my birthday lol
Happy Birthday!
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