Can't Send Function To Other Clients Using RPC

r2qrq

Hello, I'm trying to send a function to all players once everyone in the room is dead my code is:

// Update is called once per frame
	[PunRPC]
	void Update () {
		if (PhotonNetwork.IsMasterClient == true) {
			if (PhotonNetwork.CurrentRoom.PlayerCount == playersdead) {
				PhotonView photonView = PhotonView.Get(this);
				this.photonView.RPC("RPC_EndGame", RpcTarget.All);
				Debug.Log ("The Game is Over");

			}
		}

This is the function that should go off:

[PunRPC]
	public void RPC_EndGame () {
		isgameover = true;
		prespawn.canrespawn = false;
		GameOverUI.gameObject.SetActive(true);
		GameOverRUI.gameObject.SetActive(true);
		Invoke ("Returntolobby", 15.0f);
	}

It goes off for the master client but doesn't activate for the other clients. Anyone know what I am doing wrong?

r2qrq

I forgot to mention this but i'm using Pun v2

r2qrq

Bump

JPGOrdon

@r2qrq Have you tried other methods of communication, such as events?

r2qrq

I thought this was to proper way?

ThomasKao_XRSpace

Since RPC only communicate between the same PhotonView, first thought come to my mind is: Was the script attach to a scene object? or was this object network instantiated?
Also, was the playersdead sync correctly?

L3sc

1)Why is your update function marked as [PunRPC]?
2)Sending rpc frequently like inside update may cause the client to crash.
3)Make sure the script containing the function must be in the same object with the photon view.

r2qrq

ThomasKao_XRSpace wrote: »

Since RPC only communicate between the same PhotonView, first thought come to my mind is: Was the script attach to a scene object? or was this object network instantiated?
Also, was the playersdead sync correctly?

It was attached to a scene object. It appears playersdead is synced because other clients can update the int and the host gets it.

r2qrq

L3sc wrote: »

1)Why is your update function marked as [PunRPC]?
2)Sending rpc frequently like inside update may cause the client to crash.
3)Make sure the script containing the function must be in the same object with the photon view.

I thought I needed [PunRPC] when I was doing something with the network, I guess not. Okay, ill remove it and keep that in mind. I'll make sure to check later.