Timer Services #109
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Not thrilled that I need rabbitmq_stomp and rabbitmq_web_stomp both. I wonder if I can look more deeply at the way the system session works and do the client session the same or if there's a way to plug into it instead of making my own.
… the extra plugin
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This began as a way to run fights but it's a little too soon since there aren't NPCs yet and I also realized what I actually need is a core timer service instead. So this is a generic timer system that works even when you have a cluster of servers instead of just one. From the game implementation perspective it's pretty simple because you just make a listener for a
TimerEventand run your code. Events are produced on a frequency of per second, minute, hour, and day.