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The Headless Host allows you to run a Haxball room on a server (like a VPS) that is "headless," meaning it doesn't draw graphics or play sounds, making it very lightweight. It is strictly controllable via a JavaScript API and is used for creating advanced server scripts, including:

So, why should you play Opmode Haxball over the standard game? Here are some compelling reasons: Opmode Haxball

In a fast-paced online game like Haxball, network latency (lag) is a constant challenge. To provide a smooth experience, the game uses a technique called extrapolation . When a player's commands (key presses) are delayed en route to the game's host or server, the host's version of the game "extrapolates," or intelligently guesses, where that player should be and what they are doing. This is a standard and necessary feature for playable online games. The game's host maintains a global frame number, which is like a master clock, and each player's client sends input with a frame number that should be in sync with the host's clock. The Headless Host allows you to run a