It uses pings or reliable packets to measure the mean round trip time
for the connection.
Any excessive deviation from this causes a throttle to oscillate up or
down, which regulates
how often ENet will drop unreliable packets to reduce bandwidth usage.
Lee
Aaron Boxer wrote:
Thanks. Can you elaborate on what algorithm is used?
I am interested in using ENet in a low bandwidth, high packet loss
environment.
Lee Salzman wrote:
Yes, mainly for unreliable data.
Lee
Aaron Boxer wrote:
Hi,
Does ENET support any congestion avoidance and control algorithms?
c.f http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TCP_congestion_avoidance_algorithm
Thanks!
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