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You can send Unordered packets using a range of channels and send the
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</script> <span class="hw">sequentially in those channels. e.g: If you
reserve [min, max] for unordered send, the next code snip will work
like an unordered send.<br>
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<tt> packet = enet_packet_create( msg, size,
ENET_PACKET_FLAG_RELIABLE );<br>
enet_peer_send( server, unorderedChannel, packet);<br>
++this->unorderedChannel;<br>
if( unorderedChannel > MAX_UNORDERED ) {<br>
unorderedChannel = MIN_UNORDERED;<br>
}<br>
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Luis | Tragnarion<br>
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Tibor Klajnscek wrote:
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Yes, as far as I know it should. It is the way enet works - it won't
send another reliable packet until the previous one gets through.
Assuming you send them on the same channel of course.<br>
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- Tibor<br>
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<pre> If the server send packets with ENET_PACKET_FLAG_RELIABLE,
the client will receive them by order?
Best regards,
Si-Quan </pre>
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