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ACT Protocol
The Act Protocol is a new, hybrid
protocol designed to meet the performance and security
needs of game developers. By embedding random events
right into the STROBE protocol, game engine performance
is improved by eliminating additional processing to
resolve randomized game actions. Previously developers
would have needed to customize Strobe to incorporate
random events or include a separate Random or
Synchronized Random state engine, the Act protocol melds
both
functions seamlessly.
The Act Protocol combines the time security features of
STROBE with integrated random event generation with no
additional messages required. The Act Protocol is
perfect for Action games, Fighting games, Real-Time
Strategy (RTS) games, and even role-playing games (RPG).
Player actions and reactions are efficiently combined
with random events to deliver a high-performance, secure
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Copyright 1998 -
2008. SECUREPLAY™, IT
GLOBALSECURE™, PLAYNOEVIL™ and IT ARMOR™ are registered trademarks.
SECUREPLAY™ technology protects against network cheating, and is
available via license from IT Globalsecure at
www.secureplay.com
using patented technology from QUIXOTIC SOLUTIONS, an IT
GLOBALSECURE™ affiliated company. Software protected by software
license, including Simple Open Source and Commercial licenses,
and one or more the following U.S. and International patent
numbers: U.S. Patent 6,030,288, U.S. Patent 6,165,072, European
Patent Office EP1016049A1,and World Intellectual Property
Organization WO9912135C1 and additional filings worldwide.
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