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1. Re: Client - Server help
SeanWilson Jun 18, 2014 1:54 PM (in response to Adrian Menriquez)It has been years since I used the MUS so forgive my poor memory, but in general I would expect a message to be sent to the client movie if the system issues user.delete - perhaps a 'disconnect' or similar, you could and should test this. In which case you could catch this message in a callback created with SetNetMessageHandler (or polled via GetNetMessage/CheckNetMessages) that sends the client movie back to frame 1.
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2. Re: Client - Server help
Adrian Menriquez Jun 19, 2014 10:11 AM (in response to SeanWilson)Thanks for your fast response.
I am really just starting to learn to use director.
If you could post a example or a little piece that should get me going i would be very
grateful
Thank you
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3. Re: Client - Server help
SeanWilson Jun 19, 2014 3:58 PM (in response to Adrian Menriquez)Sorry, I had understood that you already had a movie wherein users connected, along with a control movie that allowed you to manage users and that this was working. I don't have a tutorial or example at my fingertips. You have some learning to do. Here are some articles that might help:
Director Online Article: Making the Connection: Multiuser Syntax
Director Online Article: Multiuser Presentations in Director
Director Online Article: No Fuss, No MUS
Director Online Article: Some Fuss, Some MUS
Director Online Article: Multiuser - Asynchronous Coding\
WARNING: most (all) of the links in the above articles are dead and I don't have the files they point to and it's unlikely anyone else here does.
This link might be a good place to start - it's a primer written by James Newton: OS NonLinear
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4. Re: Client - Server help
Adrian Menriquez Jun 19, 2014 6:05 PM (in response to SeanWilson)Thank you for all your help!

