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User Manual (Forge Networking Remastered)

Welcome to Forge Networking Remastered, we would like to personally thank you for electing to become a part of our journey into Networking systems and Software as a whole. You are here because you have become a premium supporter of the Forge Networking project!

Here for the Code API?

Here for the Video Tutorials?

Welcome

First, we would like to thank you so much for supporting Forge Networking over the past two years and we are proud to bring you Forge Networking Remastered!

Forge Networking Remastered (FNR) is a re-imagining of networking for Forge. We took everything we learned, all the feedback we could get and we started from scratch on FNR. We kept some of the helper classes such as ObjectMapper and BMSByte as those were optimized classes just for generic network data transfer. Secondly, we started FNR with the thought of Web Sockets and WebGL in mind. Though (at the time of this writing) WebGL support is not officially complete, we are working very hard to solidify this platform (mainly in relation to Unity integration and limitations). Thirdly we wanted to completely remove any kind of reflection "magic" that was in the system. In place of reflection, we opted for generated class files and code, this makes debugging and tracking execution much easier to maintain and test.

Where to start

See the getting started docs for installation instructions and tutorials.

Support & Questions

For everything related to Forge, please join the official Discord Everyone is super helpful and the whole community is based on here.

Home

Getting Started
Network Contract Wizard (NCW)
Network Object
Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs)
Unity Integration
Basic Network Samples
Scene Navigation
NetWorker
Master Server
Web Server
Netcoding Design Patterns
Troubleshooting
Miscellaneous
Forge Networking Alloy
Steamworks
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