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Now we need to handle this input on the server. Add the following to the end of the server. Since each socket connected to the server has a unique ID, we can use that ID to identify the players as well. The server will be sending out its state to all connected clients 60 times a second. This code accesses the canvas and draws to it. Any client that connects will now be able to draw the state of all connected players onto the canvas.
Run the server again using the command node server. If you were making a real game, it would be a much better idea to refactor a lot of the code used in this demonstration into their own files. These multiplayer games are pretty good examples of MVC architecture. All the game logic should be handled on the server, and the only thing the client should do is send user input to the server and render the information the server sends.
There are a few flaws with this demo project though. The game updating is tied to the socket listener. If I wanted to mess with the game state, I could type the following into the inspector:.
Depending on the computer, movement data is now being sent to the server much more than 60 times a second, causing the player to start moving insanely fast. This leads me to another point known as the concept of authoritative server determination.
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