Cool! Besides the productizing or making a framework, I’m trying to understand if this is different than the elementary idea (which probably every game dev who worked on game networking has tinkered with) of sending inputs to the server and then sending player positions back to all the clients…? I think even smaller footprint would be position: two or three floats x,y(,z) instead of shapes too? Anyway this is always fine for very low latency environments where client side prediction, lag comp etc would not be required. Thanks for sharing, I might give it a try! sorry if I’m missing something.

You're correct

My approach lives in some place between video streaming and data streaming in terms of performance

It's not intended to be faster than a proper client that brings a lot of logic and information that diminish the amount of information required to be transfered

My proof of concept is more about: Can my dev exp be much better without relying on the video streaming approach? (which is havier)