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No worries I’m learning too! Glad it helped!

Thanks!

Yaaaaay hell yea!! Yes you are, you better be in it for the long haul!!! 🤣

I appreciate the kind works!

Awesome! So the the EC2 video should help you select which EC2 instance, you're likely going to go with T2.micro, it should be auto-selected and will say Free Tier Eligible. The interface has changed a lot since I did that one, but it's all the same. And instead of uploading a Unity build, you'll just upload a Godot dedicated server build. Give this comment a like and I'll make a video on the latest version and how to upload a Godot project from scratch. Check out this video as it helps you setup your account and also how to setup alerts, that way you're not hit with any surprise charges, although it's very unlikely that will happen! Drop by the discord if you need any help! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uCpdCoqfaaM.htmlsi=WCpiqSlObYl9tsXD

@@BatteryAcidDev Thank you 😭. I'll check out both videos today. I'll see if any cool topics may come up along the way. Maybe my road bumps may make for nice videos, or maybe not haha but I'll let you know.

I’m going to try to do a p2p setup with and without AWS

You can use anything that can connect to the godot server network. Does love2d support websockets, like are you trying to host the game in the browser? If so, you could try that, but you are going to have to manually manage sending messages and applying whatever state changes are needed in the game.

@@BatteryAcidDev have websocket support, but i need learn about it, i only know the surface basics. the client, i dont want host on browser, but a PC executable. the server, i only know how to host like private Ragnarok servers, running the server.exe on a linux host. if the websocket is the only way, i have a very long journey to understand, i sucks on web dev :')

@@CarlosCTC123 Ok, so if you are NOT running your game client in the browser, then you can use other technologies, but there may be a bit of manual setup to make it work between your client and Godot server. I haven't haven't played around with that setup, so I'm not 100% on it. You can always host your Godot server build on a linux server, that's fine. You just need to figure if your client supports communicating with WebSocket, UDP, or TPC, whichever you want, with Godot.

@@BatteryAcidDev honestly, i will try websocket as last option, since, for now, is really hard for me to understand. but i'm excited to try this, when finish my actual project, i will back to this and start study how to do this communication between love2d game client and godot game server. in 01/2025 i will start the year with this project. thanks for the inspiration!

Yes, there’s a couple different approaches! Thanks for the tip!

This is what I started using: if OS.has_feature("dedicated_server"): Is this what you meant by tag? or is there another way I'm not aware of?? Thanks!

@@BatteryAcidDevYes, that's what I meant. I've noticed you using it in a newer video, but neglected to go back to my old comment. Ooops. BTW: You can't imagine how happy I am that you're actually reading the documentation. The way so many people on RU-vid and Twitch stumble their way through Godot blindly, you'd think they were not really devs trying to make something but merely actors only interested in the views.

Hey no worries, thanks for the update! And yea, how can you NOT read the docs... Godot's are pretty decent too!@@HenryLoenwind