Today I finished off my multithreaded guessing game. having initially spent hours reading around all the syntax provided in the examples, I first removed all prior instances of the "search" action leaving it as a shell for communication between a server and a client without any purpose. After this, I put in the model for checking received input on the server-side and built a response model. Finally, I inserted the closing of the connection on the client side upon guessing the correct answer but with this, came the issue of the server throwing errors when the connection is ended. With research, I could not find a solution to this as all connection exceptions did not catch it. I plan to ask my networking tutor in his next session about this. After this I attended my graphics lecture where the lecturer explained how we are going to spend the next 2 tutorials applying the base of our 2d matrix in order to create 3d images that can rotate, scale and translate. The basic math was explained but I can't really do much with that until I get hands on with it. I will do this in tomorrow's tutorial.
Today I finished off my multithreaded guessing game. having initially spent hours reading around all the syntax provided in the examples, I first removed all prior instances of the "search" action leaving it as a shell for communication between a server and a client without any purpose. After this, I put in the model for checking received input on the server-side and built a response model. Finally, I inserted the closing of the connection on the client side upon guessing the correct answer but with this, came the issue of the server throwing errors when the connection is ended. With research, I could not find a solution to this as all connection exceptions did not catch it. I plan to ask my networking tutor in his next session about this. After this I attended my graphics lecture where the lecturer explained how we are going to spend the next 2 tutorials applying the base of our 2d matrix in order to create 3d images that can rotate, scale and translate. The basic math was explained but I can't really do much with that until I get hands on with it. I will do this in tomorrow's tutorial.
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