Re: pyenet?

I'm curious, is there a reason you want to use enet over twist or socket?
I'm looking at the c documentation, which to be frank is good but only if you know how to hop between python and c.
If you just want a UDP server, use socket, or twist, because they're way more documented.
The only reason I can see to use ENET is to support BGT, which may not work anyway as I vaguely recall BGT uses an outdated version of ENET.
HTH

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