This is all fun to incentivize and "design" when you don't know how any of that works but there's a very solid reason why not every slightly more popular single player game gets a community made multiplayer. Lastly given type of the project, you'd only rely on peer to peer connections, which given multitude of factors with biggest one being the most likely sheer amount of data required to push between host and each client to replicate the game properly would mean that having just 1 client would already saturate average consumer tier connection, not to mention actually having multiple people in session at once. Leaving out things like proper authority or server sided checks to rule out basic cheating because it's just a mod. Can you help me out btw: I am a real rookie with all of this cracking and modding thing. I tried to make a mods folder in the game's file but it doesn't work. Then you'd also need to make from scratch basic online QOL features like client sided prediction/interpolation and some sort of lag compensation. So I downloaded the witcher 3 from Fitgirlrepacks and I can't seem to find a way to mod it.
You'd have to hook into vast majority of game/gamestate classes and figure out what needs to be replicated, to what extent, when, at what priority and who has the authority over it.Īnd THAT would be entry state to actually designing the multiplayer "gameplay" wise, as in what modes there are, how progression works and whatnot.
This would be a titanic amount of work for a community that has less than a handful of actual capable reverse engineers (and probably none of them actually specialize in networkinkg). Witcher 3 has NONE of that save from basic debug protocol for scripting. Dude do you even realize how any of that works or you just saw that game X had it so it must be _not_that_hard_.įor starters FiveM mostly utilizes what RAGE engine already had with existing networking functionality.
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