OperationResponse 225 - ReturnCode: 32760 (No match found)

stefanplc

Hi there,

This is probably a pretty basic question, but I haven't been able to figure it out. Is there an equivalent function that I can override to customize what happens when I'm getting that message (in the title)? Something similar to how "public override void OnJoinedRoom() { }" works for example?

Thanks!

JohnTube

Hi @stefanplc,

Did you try this callback:

void OnPhotonJoinRoomFailed(object[] codeAndMsg)

stefanplc

Yep, and OnPhotonRandomJoinFailed too

JohnTube

I did not get what you mean.
Is the random join failure callback not helping or not firing?

stefanplc

The RandomJoinFailed callback is working, but I'm wondering if I could replace this message in my Console that says "Operation failed: OperationResponse 225: ReturnCode: 32760 (No match found). Parameters: {}
UnityEngine.Debug:LogWarning(Object)" with something else. It's not really a big deal, but it bothers me for some reason when I run my game to get any sort of warnings or alerts, I always try to keep everything crystal clear.

To give more insight on what I'm doing is I have a sql lobby and filter so users get matched based on rating. The way I have it setup is that at first the user does a JoinRandomRoom using +50 and -50 rating as the search criteria (ex: if they have 1000 rating, they'll search for an opponent between 950 and 1050). If that fails, inside OnPhotonRandomJoinFailed I have it run the same JoinRandomRoom function again, but with +100 and -100 as the rating range. Then it goes to 150 and so forth till around 400. If it still hasn't found anyone it then creates a room and waits for someone else with a similar rating to search for a game.

Everything works great, the only issue is that I keep getting this yellow alert inside my console and I would really like to get rid of it or replace it with someone else. I know it's not a big deal, but still, kind of bothers me lol.

OneManArmy

double click on warning and replace warning with Debug.Log(), or completely remove warning.

stefanplc

You mean inside the Photon code right? That's what I was thinking too.

stefanplc

That's a good call, just did it, thanks!