Abstract Event

{
  "AbstractEvent": {
    "EventId": 12345,
    "SourceId": 12345,
    "TargetId": 1234,
    "EventType": "move",
    "SourceType": "PlayerClient",
    "TargetType": "Server",
    "Position": [
      0.132,
      0.234,
      0.352
    ]
  }
}

How the structure is represented on the server:

type AbstractEvent struct {

    EventId int 
    SourceId int
    TargetId int

    EventType string 
    TargetType string 
    SourceType string

    Position []int 
    
}

Example Game State

Game state messages are arrays, with an ID integer corresponding to an Entity object. These are from the server.

{
  "1": {
    "Name": "arthur dent",
    "Type": "human",
    "Location": [
      -48,
      -42
    ]
  },
  "2": {
    "Name": "teapot",
    "Type": "item",
    "Location": [
      3,
      4
    ]
  },
  "3": {
    "Name": "towel",
    "Type": "towel",
    "Location": [
      9,
      5
    ]
  },
  "4": {
    "Name": "vogon",
    "Type": "alien",
    "Location": [
      30,
      40
    ]
  },
  "42": {
    "Name": "the ultimate answer",
    "Type": "unknown",
    "Location": [
      -100,
      -345
    ]
  }
}

AbstractEvent

• // unique event id
• // id of event source
• // id of target, or null
• // type of source obj
• // type of target obj
• // id of event responded to, or null