This is just a barebones project to see if I'm able to get a multiplayer project working through Steam's multiplayer API using GodotSteam and the SteamMultiplayerPeer GDExtension. I'll add some notes about where things are just incase anybody looks this over.
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The scripts handling most everything are scripts/networking/SteamNetwork.gd, scenes/Level.gd, and the various ones inside lobby/. The lobby scripts just handle buttons and menus, calling methods from SteamNetwork.gd. Level.gd handles spawning players into the test scene, though if it works correctly or is even a good implimentation (be it temporary) is beyond my knowledge.
Inside scripts/networking/SteamNetwork.gd are methods for handling voice chat. voiceProcess(), voiceBufferRead(buffer:PackedByteArray, dataType:VoiceDataType), and voiceRecord(). Those are the only methods for handling voice chat. I'm enabling recording inside scripts/PlayerManager.gd in the _ready() function, and I'm setting up the stream playback in objects/Player.gd's _ready() function.
At the moment voice chat, from the GodotSteam tutorials provided here, seem to almost be working. Local voice is connected, but the output is just faint clicks and nothing more. Either it's not quite where it needs to be at the moment, or I've glossed over something somewhere.
Right now, the idea is a 6DoF multiplayer game. Once you start the game, you can move around with WASD, and roll left and right with Q and E. Don't get sick!
The scripts handling most everything are scripts/networking/SteamNetwork.gd, scenes/Level.gd, and the various ones inside lobby/. The lobby scripts just handle buttons and menus, calling methods from SteamNetwork.gd. Level.gd handles spawning players into the test scene, though if it works correctly or is even a good implimentation (be it temporary) is beyond my knowledge.
Voice chat has been shelved for now! It's not currently implemented in a way that is useable at the moment.
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