Invalid View ID of 0, but showing up as 4 in Hierarchy
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Hi,
I've been googling and troubleshooting for a while now and can't get a fix, a particular RPC keeps returning this error. This takes place in a lobby scene where the player initially connects to the network. I am running a few scripts that are attached to a gameobject already in scene with a photon view attached. What's more frustrating is another script on the exact same gameObject is able to successfully send RPC's belonging to the same photonView.
When I try to call an RPC from this script (which is attached to the "_MP_Lobby_stuff" game object, I get and invalid view ID error and this warning:
"Received RPC "SetPlayerReadyState" for viewID 0 but this PhotonView does not exist! Was remote PV. Remote called. By: 1 Maybe GO was destroyed but RPC not cleaned up."
The issue is in this part of my code for my 'Lobby_Controller' script.
Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
I've been googling and troubleshooting for a while now and can't get a fix, a particular RPC keeps returning this error. This takes place in a lobby scene where the player initially connects to the network. I am running a few scripts that are attached to a gameobject already in scene with a photon view attached. What's more frustrating is another script on the exact same gameObject is able to successfully send RPC's belonging to the same photonView.
When I try to call an RPC from this script (which is attached to the "_MP_Lobby_stuff" game object, I get and invalid view ID error and this warning:
"Received RPC "SetPlayerReadyState" for viewID 0 but this PhotonView does not exist! Was remote PV. Remote called. By: 1 Maybe GO was destroyed but RPC not cleaned up."
The issue is in this part of my code for my 'Lobby_Controller' script.
//If is not the master, then called RPC which toggles state between ready and not ready.
public void PlayerReadyButton()
{
int playerNumIndex = myLobbyData.myPlayerListIndex;
if(!PhotonNetwork.isMasterClient)
{
if (!playersReady[playerNumIndex])
{
myLobbyData.isReady = true;
NetworkConnectionStarter.networkConnecterAccess.photonView.RPC("SetPlayerReadyState", PhotonTargets.AllBuffered, playerNumIndex, true);
}
else if (playersReady[playerNumIndex])
{
myLobbyData.isReady = false;
NetworkConnectionStarter.networkConnecterAccess.photonView.RPC("SetPlayerReadyState", PhotonTargets.AllBuffered, playerNumIndex, false);
}
}
}Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
So is it the case that indeed the gameobject was destroyed? it could be that the other script has time to process the rpc but not the other scripts. It looks like a race condition.
What are you trying to achieve here? I am confused, because you can't sent RPC in the lobby, you must be inside a room to be able to send RPC. Can you confirm when you are trying to send this rpc?
Bye,
Jean0 -
So I checked, the gameObject is not destroyed, I'm using this exact same game object to send other RPC's.jeanfabre said:Hi,
So is it the case that indeed the gameobject was destroyed? it could be that the other script has time to process the rpc but not the other scripts. It looks like a race condition.
What are you trying to achieve here? I am confused, because you can't sent RPC in the lobby, you must be inside a room to be able to send RPC. Can you confirm when you are trying to send this rpc?
Bye,
Jean
Also, I apologize for using the wrong terminology, by 'lobby' i meant a room with a limit of 5 players that would allow them to chat and wait for other players to join before starting the actual game. PUN wise, it's a room that I'm attempting to call RPC's from.
Hopefully this clears a few things.0 -
Hi,
ok, what's the setup for the gameObject you are sending rpc from? is it a scene object or an instance for a given player?
what are the photonView setting for that GameObject?
Bye,
Jean0
