According to EE documentation, Net::obj must have a world set, to work properly.
In MMO code it's done by:

What do I need to do, if server doesn't load world and client generates it in the runtime (application doesn't have a common, static world)?

then you do not rely on esenthel to handle things for you. you do stuff yourself. like we did - we use our own network handling code, we spawn objects dynamically, we move objects accordingly when certain packets arrive...

(11-17-2011 08:37 AM)rndbit Wrote:  you do stuff yourself. like we did - we use our own network handling code, we spawn objects dynamically, we move objects accordingly when certain packets arrive...

I'm doing exactly all what you wrote, but I'm doing it with the support of EE (that's the reason of it's buy) :-)
If I'd like to do everything myself, I'd wrote my own engine.

you don't need to have world/mmo.world on the server
you can safely use Net::Worlds("world/mmo.world"); without having the world.
It will succeed, and create a Net::World object

Oh, nice "trick" :-)

i like to sound smart too, but it doesn't work :(