OINC File Sender - Source Code

LB · 13th July 2009, 04:19 PM

This is the source code of my file sender as posted in the Community Center. I haven't commented it very much but it shouldn't be too hard to figure out what's going on because I have the code put into groups. The attached mfa file is Dev only, so if you don't have dev you will need to download this non-working version of the mfa without the dev extension I used. Simply replace the areas with the comments made by the Compare Two Gnereal Values conditions with your own events to make it work.

f you use this code in your game or application, I'd appriciate it if you gave me some credit, but you don't have to

Enjoy,
-LB

**Johnny** · 13th July 2009, 05:26 PM

Nice work, need more application and video tutorials for onic !

**Stephen** · 13th July 2009, 07:52 PM

Nice job.

stephen1980

**KICadm** · 13th August 2009, 03:30 AM

Thanks man, i've been waiting for this example long time ago! i just need to know how it works now!

[EDIT]
Hey man, the program didn't work like the original FileSender on your website, it disconnects after verify the file! Maybe it's my update of OINC, what date is the update you use? thanks

LB · 13th August 2009, 08:47 PM

WHich version did you download? If you downloaded the non=dev version it will not work, as you have to make your own events to replace the ones used by the Dialogue Box object. The latest version of OINC can be downloaded from the stickied thread starting with "Update [compiled..."

**KICadm** · 14th August 2009, 02:26 AM

Problem solved, i was using a non updated version of Sphax File Folder object, now all works fine, thanks again!

**Liam72** · 21st February 2010, 11:30 PM

Can I ask why the SendBytesSize is 416 ?

And what difference does it make if it is set bigger or smaller ?

Thanks

**Phi** · 22nd February 2010, 04:06 PM

The bigger it is, the slower it will send. The smaller it is, the more times it will send, but there's a limit. The key is to find the optimum size, where it's not too large to slow the application down (or cause an error) and it's not too small so it runs too many loops. Either is a bad idea, you have to get the right number (no, I don't know it).

**Dynasoft** · 22nd February 2010, 07:32 PM

4096 may be a good size, it's the size of one ram page and the default size of an NTFS file cluster, so it's a number that's often recommended if you need any reading/writing from disk to go as fast as possible.