When should I use Request-Response vs Event protocols?

Use Request-Response when the client needs to explicitly request data or perform an action; use Event types when the server needs to notify the client of state changes automatically.

How do I ensure my new protocol is working correctly?

The guide directs you to use the /creating-server-tests skill to generate CombinedTests, which can then be verified using the unity-test.sh script or MCP tools.

Does this skill handle serialization for network packets?

Yes, it provides boilerplate for MessagePack serialization, including the necessary Key attributes and the required [Obsolete] constructors for safe deserialization.

Where should I register new Request-Response protocols?

New protocols must be added to the PacketResponseCreator dictionary located in the moorestech_server/Assets/Scripts/Server.Protocol directory.

Moorestech Server Protocol Development

Name: Moorestech Server Protocol Development
Author: moorestech

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Game Development

Streamlines the creation of Request-Response and Event-based server protocols for the Moorestech game engine.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide and automated assistance for implementing server communication in the Moorestech project. It covers the creation of Request-Response protocols using IPacketResponse and asynchronous Event-based notifications using UniRx and MessagePack. By following standardized patterns for class structure, registration, and testing, it ensures consistent and reliable network interactions between the client and the automated factory game server, facilitating rapid feature development and stable multiplayer performance.

Key Features

01Standardized test suite creation via specialized testing sub-skills

02Step-by-step guidance for PacketResponseCreator registration

0370 GitHub stars

04Implementation templates for Request-Response and Event-based protocols

05UniRx integration for real-time server event broadcasting

06Automated MessagePack serialization setup and Key management

Use Cases

01Adding specialized network packets for new game mechanics and interactions

02Broadcasting world state changes or automated events to connected players

03Implementing new client-side requests to fetch specific factory state data

Key Features

01Standardized test suite creation via specialized testing sub-skills

02Step-by-step guidance for PacketResponseCreator registration

0370 GitHub stars

04Implementation templates for Request-Response and Event-based protocols

05UniRx integration for real-time server event broadcasting

06Automated MessagePack serialization setup and Key management

Use Cases

01Adding specialized network packets for new game mechanics and interactions

02Broadcasting world state changes or automated events to connected players

03Implementing new client-side requests to fetch specific factory state data