Yes, but the time for coalescing messages is very short (I think @lidgren mentioned that it was about 3 heartbeats, which is very fast). But generally if you send all of the messages at the same time, then they will be combined into 1 packet (assuming it doesn't exceed the MTU size and fragment the packet). I am doing this, and it seems to work well for me. You can check how many packets are actually being sent by looking at the connections "Statistics.SentPackets" property.
lidgren
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9 years ago
Yes, but the time for coalescing messages is very short (I think @lidgren mentioned that it was about 3 heartbeats, which is very fast). But generally if you send all of the messages at the same time, then they will be combined into 1 packet (assuming it doesn't exceed the MTU size and fragment the packet). I am doing this, and it seems to work well for me. You can check how many packets are actually being sent by looking at the connections "Statistics.SentPackets" property.