Strange problem with RPC
marf
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Hi, I'm making an online fps, at the moment I'm scripting the team assignment.
When I istantiate a player I call this code:
The RPC is this:
void SetTeam(string TeamName)
{
Debug.Log("SetTeam RPC e TeamName: " + TeamName);
gameObject.GetComponent<ThirdPersonNetwork>().team = TeamName;
}
The scripts works well if host the room with the editor (all players have his own team names), but if I host the room with a compiled client one of the two players team is blank.
I use Debug.Log("SetTeam RPC e TeamName: " + TeamName); when the editor host a match this is called two times (for the two players), when a client host a match this is called only one time.
I don't know why the player that host the match have blank team if this is the client.
Thanks a lot,
Marco
When I istantiate a player I call this code:
GameObject player = PhotonNetwork.Instantiate(playerPrefab, spawnPointAlpha.position, Quaternion.identity, 0) as GameObject;
player.GetComponent<PhotonView>().RPC("SetTeam", PhotonTargets.All, "BravoTeam");
The RPC is this:
void SetTeam(string TeamName)
{
Debug.Log("SetTeam RPC e TeamName: " + TeamName);
gameObject.GetComponent<ThirdPersonNetwork>().team = TeamName;
}
The scripts works well if host the room with the editor (all players have his own team names), but if I host the room with a compiled client one of the two players team is blank.
I use Debug.Log("SetTeam RPC e TeamName: " + TeamName); when the editor host a match this is called two times (for the two players), when a client host a match this is called only one time.
I don't know why the player that host the match have blank team if this is the client.
Thanks a lot,
Marco
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Comments
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Try to debug this with MonoDevelop or at least check the log files. Maybe it's some exception?
There should be no difference between editor and player and I have to admit, that I didn't fully understand how I could help you.0 -
If I don't use OnGUI function with Buttons and so on, this work, I don't know why...0
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OnGUI is called many times per frame, that might have an impact.
Also ongui is a 'special function' in general, there are other things known to throw up if used from OnGUI due to how it works.
Its generally better to set a boolean state variable in OnGUI and let Update / LateUpdate / FixedUpdate or a yielding coroutine take over the handling and processing of the data. (basically do a MVC seperation with OnGUI only being the View, not View + Controller)0 -
Yeah, I do that...
I've attached the scripts of ThirdPersonNetwork and GameManager (I used the Viking Demo Scripts as base).
I want only to know by community if all this has a correct logic, because I have a lot of problems with addDamage and respawn, too, in fact this works if someone shoot to the other player only if he's the editor.
I don't post PlayerScripts.cs there there is only the life count.0
