Cross-game chat

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#1

Let’s say both games are owned by the same group or the same account.

How would I go about making a chat, or rather a separate UI and making it so it shares the same chat?

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#2

Hi there! In order for servers to communicate data in real time, you will want to look at using MessagingService. Take a look! MessagingService | Documentation - Roblox Creator Hub

#3

Hello! You can use messaging service! Check it out here:

Here’s a tutorial!

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#4

Look at The messaging Service. Ignore my previous Reply.

See the messaging Service here: MessagingService | Documentation - Roblox Creator Hub

#5

You can, it’s possible using messaging service.

#6

I see, one last question:

How much would it lag?

#7

On that front, you will want to worry about the usage limits listed on the developer documentation. Otherwise you should be fine, unless you have a huge playerbase.

#8

So let me get this straight; this will work with multiple games and servers of those games?

I’m not really sure if you understood what I was asking so let me explain it further;

Player1 is in game1 and Player2 is in game2. Both game1 and game2 share the same chat. Both games are owned by the same group/account

Hope this clears things up and I apologise if I miss-understood.

#9

As far as I’m aware Roblox currently has no way to communicate between multiple games. You can communicate between multiple places in a single game using messaging service, but if you are talking about 2 separate games you would have to find some server outside Roblox that can handle the messages for you.

#10

If the games are within the same universe then MessagingService will be accessible from every game in that universe meaning you can send a message on one game and it will appear in the other. If your games is not in the same universe(e.g: separate games on your profile/group) then Messages wont be accessible between games. To achieve cross game communication for games not in the same universe you need to use HttpService.

A a word of warning you should try to avoid making a cross server chat for any production game because you will hit your MessagingService limits very quickly.

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#12

I see. Unfortunately there is no way to do this currently. I misunderstood your question. My apologies!

Edit: It is technically possible within the bounds of HttpService, but that would involve a bit of offsite labor and I wouldn’t be one to go for on advice about that.