Squick Unreal SDK

Version: 1.1.1

Intro

Unreal Engine 5.3

The Quick Framework Unreal Development Package includes client and dedicated server demo code, based on the **Tencent Unlua **plugin. The logic is entirely written using blueprints and Lua.

Login protocol: http+json

Long connection protocol: tcp+protobuf

The features

Support UE clients and dedicated servers.

Keep it simple, Just a network library.

Client

Mobile: Android、IOS

PC: Windows、Linux

Server

WindowsGUI(Dev)、LinuxGUI(Dev)、Linux(Deploy)

Quick Start

Step 1. Open project

Using Unreal Engine 5.3 to open Action.uproject

Step 2. Modify login URL

Using VScode to open this project & modify

The default login url is http://127.0.0.1:8088, you can check your squick's login node ip & http_port

Step 3. Run this project

Open Level: Content/Maps/Login

Just click the login

Step 4. Login Succ

Client information.

Some logined player's info printed in screen and output log.

The server log:

Start up Scenes

Client： Maps/Login

DS Server：Maps/Server

DS Server DEV：Maps/DS_DEV

DS pack steps

Packaging with rendering DS server

Set the PlatformGroup variable in Squick/Blueprints/SquickInstance to Server and the **ServerPlatform **to either Windows GUI or Linux GUI

BuildTarget to select Action

Set the startup scene of Game to Maps/Server

Package as Windows or Linux

Packaging with no rendering DS server

Set the PlatformGroup variable in Squick/Blueprints/SquickInstance to Server and the **ServerPlatform **to either Windows or Linux

BuildTarget to select ActionServer

Set the startup scene of the server to Maps/Server

Using the source code version UE for packaging as Windows or Linux

Ref Plugins

Unlua

Version：v2.3.6

Download

Intro

This project integrates the Unlua series plugins, making it convenient for developers to use Lua scripts to customize the Protobuf+Socket package interaction protocol.

Lua calls each other with Blueprint and C++, please refer to：https://github.com/Tencent/UnLua

Unlua also integrates commonly used basic network libraries, namely LuaProtobuf, LuaRapidjson, and LuaSocket, under Plugins/UnLuaextensions/. However, no relevant learning examples are provided. I have partially organized them as follows:

**LuaProtobuf ** How to use serialization and deserialization, please refer to： https://github.com/starwing/lua-protobuf

LuaSocket How to use, please refer to：https://github.com/lunarmodules/luasocket

LuaRapidjson How to use, please refer to：https://github.com/xpol/lua-rapidjson