game-framework
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In the current version, only the Handshake is used at the start of the connection. If the client does not send a message for a long time, the session will not be closed automatically. Will future versions do this session logic maintenance? For example, Netty can set the session to be automatically closed if the client does not send messages for a long time .
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There is a use case for creating a timer that has a variable duration. For example, if you wanted to randomly space events during a game.
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Add the ability to specify a range (min and max) of time and allow the timer to randomly choose a duration within that range.
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Screenshot game
It would be great to be able to screenshot a game, similar to Pygame.
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MonoGame has a very long history of tutorials, some are as old as a decade and some even are still based on XNA (which is compatible with MonoGame for the most part, but different in regard to how to start a project).
Also, MonoGame is a stable API with a policy of "no breaking changes" when possible, which means that even very old tutorials