How to handle the event where packet has been acknowledged by client?

[playingoDEERUX]

Hello,

I wanted to ask if there is any possible way to execute a function whenever a certain ENetPacket has been acknowledged by a client, instead of blindly using enet_peer_send and assuming that the packet is gonna arrive and then just calling a function right after.

Is there any way to test the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of an ENetPacket, thus responding accordingly, or am I forced to call functions blindly after a packet has been enqueued on the host.

Thanks.

[lsalzman]

Use the packet freeCallback.

On Sat, Nov 6, 2021 at 12:57 PM playingoDEERUX @.***> wrote:

Hello,

I wanted to ask if there is any possible way to execute a function whenever a certain ENetPacket has been acknowledged by a client, instead of blindly using enet_peer_send and assuming that the packet is gonna arrive and then just calling a function right after.

Is there any way to test the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of an ENetPacket or am I forced to call functions blindly after a packet has been enqueued on the host.

Thanks.

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