tom-weiland
commented
8 months ago If you intend to release on Steam, you could just use their lobby & server list features and not worry about setting up a master server. The Steam transport's demo shows how to do this.
The question is how can i make the client connect each others ? (room owner client starting a server on inside)
The player-hosted demo does exactly this, have you looked at it? Keep in mind that in order to connect to a server over the internet, its ports need to be open in the router settings (portforwarding). If you don't want players to have to do that, you'll need a relay server to act as the middleman—Steam's relay is free to use but if you can't/don't want to use Steam for whatever reason you'll need to build your own relay system.
For future reference, this has nothing to do with Riptide itself and would have probably been better to ask on Discord.
CrossV4
Hello i am trying to make a multiplayer game which is 1v1 footbal game. I have to make one master server then client-hosted servers.
The question is how can i make the client connect each others ? (room owner client starting a server on inside)
All clients will be connect first master server for handling room code etc. Then some players will create a room or will be connect a room. Players, will create a lobby if there is no created lobby. Player must be start a server for handling physics and lobby. So the other player have to connect lobby server which is other player's created. So here is the question begins here. How we can make the master server can handle this ? Master server should provide hostname and port number the created lobby to other player which is want to connect.