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Turn on verbose logging in SignalRHub.cs :

FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/sdk:6.0 AS build WORKDIR /src COPY . . RUN dotnet publish src/Network/BlockBlast.Network.csproj -c Release -o /app

# 3️⃣ Install the Godot editor (if you haven’t already) # macOS example (brew): brew install --cask godot blockblast 76 github

FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/runtime:6.0 WORKDIR /app COPY --from=build /app ./ EXPOSE 5000 ENTRYPOINT ["dotnet", "BlockBlast.Network.dll"] Build & run:

(GitHub Edition) If you’ve stumbled upon the BlockBlast 7.6 repository and wonder how to turn that raw code into a working project, you’re in the right place. This post walks you through everything you need to know – from a quick‑look at what BlockBlast actually does, to a step‑by‑step guide for cloning, building, and extending the codebase. 🎯 What Is BlockBlast 7.6? | Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | Domain | A real‑time, multiplayer block‑building arena built on top of the Godot 4 engine (C# + GDScript). | | Core Gameplay | Players spawn in a grid, place and destroy blocks at lightning speed, and compete for the highest “blast score”. | | Tech Stack | - Godot 4 (C# & GDScript) - .NET 6 - WebSocket server (SignalR) for multiplayer - SQLite for persisting player stats | | Why “7.6”? | The 7.x series introduced a modular networking layer ; 0 (the trailing “.6”) is the sixth stable iteration of the gameplay loop. | TL;DR: BlockBlast 7.6 = a lightweight, open‑source “Minecraft‑lite” arena that you can host locally or deploy to a cloud VM. 📂 Repository Overview BlockBlast-7.6/ ├─ .github/ # CI workflows (GitHub Actions) ├─ assets/ # Sprites, UI fonts, particle effects ├─ docs/ # Design docs, API spec, contribution guide ├─ src/ │ ├─ Core/ # Core game logic (C#) │ ├─ UI/ # UI scenes (GDScript) │ ├─ Network/ # SignalR hub & client wrappers │ └─ Data/ # SQLite schema & data models ├─ project.godot # Godot project file ├─ BlockBlast.sln # Visual Studio solution (C#) ├─ README.md └─ LICENSE # MIT Key files to bookmark Turn on verbose logging in SignalRHub

| File | Why it matters | |------|----------------| | README.md | Quick install instructions | | docs/architecture.md | High‑level system diagram | | src/Network/SignalRHub.cs | Entry point for multiplayer | | src/Core/GameplayManager.cs | Game‑loop & scoring logic | | project.godot | Godot editor settings (important for export) | | Tool | Minimum version | |------|-----------------| | Git | 2.40+ | | Godot Engine | 4.2 (recommended) | | .NET SDK | 6.0.424 or later | | Node.js (optional, for UI hot‑reload) | 18.x | | SQLite | 3.45+ (bundled with Godot, but handy for CLI queries) | Tip: On Windows, the Godot installer automatically adds the godot CLI to %PATH% . On macOS/Linux you may need to symlink it manually. 📥 Clone & Set Up the Project # 1️⃣ Clone the repo (including sub‑modules, if any) git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/your‑org/BlockBlast-7.6.git cd BlockBlast-7.6

# From the repository root cd src/Network dotnet run --configuration Release You’ll see something like: This post walks you through everything you need

_logger.LogInformation("[Action] payload: Payload", "PlaceBlock", JsonSerializer.Serialize(payload)); Then monitor the console while playing; you’ll see every network event in real time. | Milestone | ETA | Description | |-----------|-----|-------------| | 7.7‑alpha | July 2026 | - WebGL export (play in browser) - Match‑making lobby (Redis‑backed) | | 7.7‑beta | September 2026 | - Custom map editor (in‑engine) - Spectator mode with replay system | | 7.8 (stable) | January 2027 | - Cross‑platform (Android/iOS) builds - Plugin API for community mods |