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--- tutorial:side [2019/05/26 15:13] – [Logical Server] Made things a little easier to understand jamieswhiteshirt
+++ tutorial:side [2019/05/26 15:28] – [Communication] Add information about in-memory vs. networked packets jamieswhiteshirt
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 ===== Communication=====
-The only correct way to exchange data between a client and a server are packets. The packets (which [[https://wiki.vg]] documents) are sent between logical clients and logical servers, not physical sides. Mods can add packets to transfer custom information between two logical sides.
+The only correct way to exchange data between logical clients and servers by exchanging packets. The packets (as documented on [[https://wiki.vg]]) are sent between logical clients and logical servers, not physical sides. Mods can add packets to transfer custom information between two logical sides. Packets are exchanged in-memory for a logical client connected to its own integrated server, and exchanged over a networking protocol otherwise.
 Logical clients send C2S (Client-To-Server) packets to the logical server.
 The logical server sends S2C (Server-To-Client) packets the logical clients.
-Packets are sent be a write method in a network thread and received by a call to a read method in a network thread.
+Packets are sent by a write method in a network thread and received by a call to a read method in a network thread.
 For more details on how to handle networking, see [[tutorial:networking|this article]].