Thanks for your replies! Ruud van Gaal a écrit :
Especially with packets >2Kb, as UDP only allows packets upto around 1,5Kb. After that, Enet starts splitting them up and rejoining them at the client (receiving) end, so it's important to keep calling enet_host_service().I also thought at first that the MTU could be the issue but 2KB packets work OK, which made me think the problem was not there.
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Even if Client-Only you should call enet_host_service, since it
takes care of transferring packets back and forth. Check if that
helps.
Do you have suggestions on how to minimize the latency of packets then?I mean, if the thread actually sending data is inside enet_host_service(), how do I get it to return from that function and send the next packet as soon as it is available?
Thank you for your support, -- Emmanuel
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