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Asked By | stormreaver |
I am learning how to use Godot’s multiplayer support, and I have run into a problem I can’t resolve (and can’t find a question and answer that fits my problem). I have distilled my problem down to the code I’m posting below. I also have the same code in a ready-to-use Godot project at https://www.soapspangledgames.com/godot/Server.zip
I’m using a custom compiled Godot 3.2 alpha.
Here is my server code (Server.tscn):
extends Node
var m_nPort = 50000
var m_nMaxPlayers = 10
var m_server
var m_aPlayers = Array()
func _ready():
createServer()
connectEvents()
func createServer():
print("Creating server on port " + str(m_nPort))
m_server = NetworkedMultiplayerENet.new()
m_server.create_server(m_nPort,m_nMaxPlayers)
get_tree().set_network_peer(m_server)
func connectEvents():
m_server.connect("peer_connected",self,"clientConnected")
m_server.connect("peer_disconnected",self,"clientDisconnected")
func clientConnected(id):
print("Player connected with id " + str(id))
m_aPlayers.append(id)
showPlayers()
func clientDisconnected(id):
print("Player with id " + str(id) + " disconnected")
m_aPlayers.erase(id)
showPlayers()
func showPlayers():
print("Players:" + str(m_aPlayers.size()))
Here is my client code (Client.tscn):
extends Node
var m_nServerPort = 50000
var m_stServerAddress = "localhost"
var m_client
func _ready():
connectToServer()
func connectToServer():
print("Connecting to server at " + m_stServerAddress + " on port " + str(m_nServerPort))
m_client = NetworkedMultiplayerENet.new()
m_client.create_client(m_stServerAddress,m_nServerPort)
get_tree().set_network_peer(m_client)
get_tree().multiplayer.connect("network_peer_packet",self,"_on_packet_received")
func _on_packet_received(id,packet):
print(packet.get_string_from_ascii())
The server never registers the connection attempt from the client, as clientConnected(id) is never called. What am I doing wrong?
If I run the client and server nodes on separate instances of Godot, then the connection and disconnection are detected. If I run the client and server in the same program, they don’t talk. This is problematic, as I want the single player mode to also be client-server, but with the client and server contained within the same executable.
stormreaver | 2019-12-18 12:48
Check the error message from the create_client and create_server methods. I think it does not work because you are already registered as the server and already have a network id and everything.
Another option you can have is to change your connect_to_server in a way that it will check that you are already connected and skip all the setup and stuff for the client. In my specific case I wrapped all my communication within a class and if i want to send to myself, as is your case, my communication class handles it and my client never knows who he is talking to.
tastyshrimp | 2019-12-18 13:32
Both create_client and create_serverreturn zero. I’m trying to use set_custom_multiplayer on both the server node and the client node to allow the client and server to be in the same scene, but I’m not having any luck.
stormreaver | 2019-12-19 12:23
Interestingly, create_client returns zero even if there is nothing listening on port 50000. I would think a connection failure would result in this circumstance.
stormreaver | 2019-12-19 13:12