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I don't know the exact figure. I can only tell you that connected clients will send ping packets to the server (and the server sends them back) every (I think) 5 seconds. Each ping packet should only be a hand full of bytes big though. Other than that there should be no traffic.

 

You can measure this data traffic easily though by connecting to a server with a local client and then simply monitoring that client's network usage with a tool of your choice.

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4 hours ago, Krzmbrzl said:

I don't know the exact figure. I can only tell you that connected clients will send ping packets to the server (and the server sends them back) every (I think) 5 seconds. Each ping packet should only be a hand full of bytes big though. Other than that there should be no traffic.

 

You can measure this data traffic easily though by connecting to a server with a local client and then simply monitoring that client's network usage with a tool of your choice.

Its possible to tweak that Server side to a higher Value?

 

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Ah then I misunderstood your intent. You want to increase the ping interval - I thought you wanted to increase the amount of pings sent.

But yeah as I said: This is a fixed property that you'd have to manually change in the source code and then run a custom build of the server and the client.

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No I don't think that will happen. Increasing the ping interval will also increase the time until the client realizes that it can't reach the server anymore (and is thus no longer connected to it). I don't think it would be good UX to increase this time...

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