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POUsing only RTMFP for random matching (Adobe Cirrus)
 

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    <p>I'm trying to come up with the best way to do some random match making in a simple game.</p> <p>While experimenting with netStreams using Adobe Cirrus, I can easily set up direct connections, send data, text, video, sound all using Cirrus which is great. I find it pretty easy to get a simple P2P connection going, and it works just like i need it to.</p> <p>But I really want to implement a random matchmaking feature using ONLY cirrus so everything is though p2p...</p> <p>How would I go about grabbing a random peer in the same group...that's not in a direct connection with someone else already?</p> <p>some ideas:</p> <p>-I was thinking maybe I could use object replication...and when someone connects to the GroupSpecifier, I could then push another object into this shared array that has the local peerID and their status. then i could just alter the array when theyre in a game. But then im worried there is no guarantee that their entry will get removed if the person just closes the web window.</p> <p>-I also thought about just doing a "post" to the group containing the nearID, and other peers can get the post...and those that aren't in a game will try and direct connect back. Then that side will then connect to them. so then theyll both be in direct connections with each other. But then i feel like if potentially 100s of people that are "available"...get the post...then they all try and connect to one person, then it could cause problems.</p> <p>-Also, I thought about just doing sendToNearest...but wouldnt that not be the best way to match people...because you can only have so many neighbors i think... if there were 1000 people in the group. youll only be able to connect to a few peers actually considered your neighbor right? Then basically you could end up just matching up with the same 5-10 people or however are technically considered a neighbor.</p>
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    1. CONeat ideas! I like some combination of the first two, with a token (or n tokens, based on # of peers). Each unmatched peer is assigned the token for a short time. It's their chance to connect, so no flood of users, and if they don't report a result, they are removed. Like an old school token ring network :)
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