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* QUIT is used, if you leave a room or between global races. | * QUIT is used, if you leave a room or between global races. | ||
* If switching the Wii off by using the Wiimote, QUIT messages are also send. | * If switching the Wii off by using the Wiimote, QUIT messages are also send. | ||
| − | * After sending QUIT to all other clients, MKW waits a little bit. If more packets arrive, that a new QUIT message is send | + | * After sending QUIT to all other clients, MKW waits a little bit. If more packets arrive, that a new QUIT message is send for each arrived packet. |
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[[category: Network Protocol|Q]] | [[category: Network Protocol|Q]] | ||
Revision as of 14:49, 5 March 2014
This pages is related to MKWii Network Protocol and describes the record type QUIT.
Every time a client (1 or 2 users of a Wii) leaves a room or race, it sends to all other active clients the QUIT message. A QUIT message is a simple 3 bytes long packet: fe fe 68
- Notes after some observations
- QUIT is used, if you leave a room or between global races.
- If switching the Wii off by using the Wiimote, QUIT messages are also send.
- After sending QUIT to all other clients, MKW waits a little bit. If more packets arrive, that a new QUIT message is send for each arrived packet.