At 4:35 PM +0200 9/12/00, Bjarne Nyquist wrote:
>> You might want to leave the setNetBufferLimits at their default values
>> (16384, 16384, 30) or increase them - I was just trying to show the
>> required sequence. You have to set your buffers before making a connection
>> to a server.
>
>Do I actually HAVE to manually set the buffer size? I don�t right now and
>the movie connects ok and things are running as expected. If i don�t use
>setNetBufferLimits, will the Xtra default to (16384, 16384, 30)?
>
>I also saw Roys comment about the maxMessageSize on the server. I will
>look into that.
Sorry, I was being a bit terse in my posts because I'm working around the
clock right now. You don't *have* to change the settings on either the
client or the server, unless you want to. I was clarifying a point
overlooked in the docs that your call to setNetBufferLimits (if you have
one) should be right after you successfully make an instance of the MU Xtra.
Roy is right, you should alter the server side (multiuser.cfg) settings if
you intend to use larger than the default message size of 16K. Messages
*can* be really huge. I've tested with 500K messages (takes several
seconds to transmit of course!)'
Make sure that you use the new fifth argument when you call
setNetMessageHandler (TRUE) so that your callback handlers will receive the
actual message causing the callback as their second argument. This leads
to faster and consistent callback processing.
Regards,
Terry
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