Is There a way to allow players to create matches and display ALL the matches in a match browser. Because i want my players to be able to create matches instead of me making them in the multiplayer tab of the site.
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Customer Support
said
over 4 years ago
Hi Nicolas,
Your players create matches using MatchMakingRequests.
When you create a match in the Multiplayer tab of the portal's Configurator what you are doing is creating a match type, which behaves like a class, or blueprint. Your players then create instances of this match by specifying it's shortcode in the 'matchShortCode' field of the MatchMakingRequest.
Does that make sense? If you have any more questions please let us know.
Your players create matches using MatchMakingRequests.
When you create a match in the Multiplayer tab of the portal's Configurator what you are doing is creating a match type, which behaves like a class, or blueprint. Your players then create instances of this match by specifying it's shortcode in the 'matchShortCode' field of the MatchMakingRequest.
Does that make sense? If you have any more questions please let us know.
Regards,
Vinnie
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Nicolas Allard
said
over 4 years ago
Ok i understand, now i would like to know if there is a way for a player to create a lobby nd to make that lobby appear in a server browser so that everyone can join it.
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ahsan muzaheed
said
about 4 years ago
"a drop-in/drop-out match set to manual"
how to set it to manual. i am only getting on off option. no option called "manual"
Customer Support
said
almost 4 years ago
There is a separate toggle for 'drop-in/drop-out' and 'manual' on the match config.
Customer Support
said
over 4 years ago
Yes,
You would need each player to preform a MatchMakingRequest, using a drop-in/drop-out match set to manual. Then after the initial MatchMakingRequest, each player preforms a FindPendingMatchesRequest.
This will return a list of all the active pending matches. You can then use JoinPendingMatchRequest to join those.
Nicolas Allard
Hi Nicolas,
Your players create matches using MatchMakingRequests.
When you create a match in the Multiplayer tab of the portal's Configurator what you are doing is creating a match type, which behaves like a class, or blueprint. Your players then create instances of this match by specifying it's shortcode in the 'matchShortCode' field of the MatchMakingRequest.
Does that make sense? If you have any more questions please let us know.
Regards,
Vinnie
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Hi Nicolas,
Your players create matches using MatchMakingRequests.
When you create a match in the Multiplayer tab of the portal's Configurator what you are doing is creating a match type, which behaves like a class, or blueprint. Your players then create instances of this match by specifying it's shortcode in the 'matchShortCode' field of the MatchMakingRequest.
Does that make sense? If you have any more questions please let us know.
Regards,
Vinnie
Nicolas Allard
Ok i understand, now i would like to know if there is a way for a player to create a lobby nd to make that lobby appear in a server browser so that everyone can join it.
ahsan muzaheed
" a drop-in/drop-out match set to manual"
how to set it to manual.
i am only getting on off option. no option called "manual"
Customer Support
Customer Support
You would need each player to preform a MatchMakingRequest, using a drop-in/drop-out match set to manual.
Then after the initial MatchMakingRequest, each player preforms a FindPendingMatchesRequest.
This will return a list of all the active pending matches.
You can then use JoinPendingMatchRequest to join those.
This should work for you.
Sean
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