TNManager.CreateEx TNObject ID

[voncarp]

I have a trigger that spawns random weapons/items.  I use TNManager.CreateEx to spawn the weapons and pass some parameters over to the spawned weapon.  I changed all the TNObject IDs on the weapon so that each weapon has a different ID.  Often it spawns the same item and it says the Network ID is already in use.  I also get error messages stating:

The game object was not found in the TNManager's list of objects. Did you forget to add it?

So I add all these items to the TNManagers list.  But, when I add the items to the TNManager's list it no longer passes the parameters.  Particularly, the Items or Weapons.

This is the code I'm using:
 

1.         [RCC(12)]
2.         static GameObject OnCreate (GameObject prefab, Vector3 pos, Quaternion rot, Items unitName)
3.         {
4.                 GameObject go = Instantiate(prefab, pos, rot) as GameObject;
5.                 ItemPickup cat = go.transform.GetChild (0).GetComponent<ItemPickup>();
6.                 cat._thisItem = unitName;
7.                 return go;
8.         }
9.        
10.         static public void Create (GameObject prefab, Vector3 pos, Quaternion rot, Items unitName, bool persistent = true)
11.         {
12.                 TNManager.CreateEx(12, persistent, prefab, pos, rot, unitName);
13.         }
14.        
15.         [RCC(13)]
16.         static GameObject OnCreateWeapon (GameObject prefab, Vector3 pos, Quaternion rot, Weapons unitName)
17.         {
18.                 GameObject go = Instantiate(prefab, pos, rot) as GameObject;
19.                 ItemPickup cat = go.transform.GetChild (0).GetComponent<ItemPickup>();
20.                 cat._thisWeapon = unitName;
21.                 return go;
22.         }
23.        
24.         static public void CreateWeapon (GameObject prefab, Vector3 pos, Quaternion rot, Weapons unitName, bool persistent = true)
25.         {
26.                 TNManager.CreateEx(13, persistent, prefab, pos, rot, unitName);
27.         }
28.  
29.         public void DropItems() {
30.                 if (weaponsToDrop.Count > 0) {
31.                         int loop = 0;
32.                         for (loop = 0; loop < weaponsToDrop.Count; loop++ ) {
33.                                 temp = (Resources.Load ("DropItems/" + weaponsToDrop[loop].Name)) as GameObject;
34.                                 CreateWeapon (temp, itemDropTransformLocation.position, itemDropTransformLocation.rotation, weaponsToDrop[loop], false);
35.                                 temp.rigidbody.AddForce (itemDropTransformLocation.forward * 200);
36.                                 temp.rigidbody.AddForce (Vector3.up * 200);
37.                         }
38.                         weaponsToDrop.Clear ();
39.                 }
40.                 if (itemsToDrop.Count > 0) {
41.                         int loop2 = 0;
42.                         for (loop2 = 0; loop2 < itemsToDrop.Count; loop2++ ) {
43.                                 temp = (Resources.Load ("DropItems/" + weaponsToDrop[loop2].Name)) as GameObject;
44.                                 Create (temp, itemDropTransformLocation.position, itemDropTransformLocation.rotation, itemsToDrop[loop2], false);
45.                                 temp.rigidbody.AddForce (itemDropTransformLocation.forward * 200);
46.                                 temp.rigidbody.AddForce (Vector3.up * 200);
47.                         }
48.                         itemsToDrop.Clear ();
49.                 }      
50.         }

Do you know what I am doing wrong?  I am trying to pass a parameter like I would like instantiating.

Thanks for any assistance.

[ArenMook]

Is that class marked as [Serializable] at least? Only serializable classes can be passed as parameters.

[voncarp]

Yes, they are.

1.  
2. using UnityEngine;
3. using System.Runtime.Serialization;
4. using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;
5.  
6. [System.Serializable]
7. public class Weapons : Inventory {
8.  
9.  
10.  

It passes when I have all the network ID's set to zero and use TNManager.CreateEx.  However, each object has this error attached:

The game object was not found in the TNManager's list of objects. Did you forget to add it?

Thats when I added it to TNManager and gave them individual ID's.  When I add it to the TNManager, they no longer pass.

In a similar issue with trying to pass in another section of my code:

1.  
2.         public void SetupPistolSlot(Weapons _wpnToSetup) {
3.                 Debug.Log (_wpnToSetup);               
4.                 Debug.Log (_wpnToSetup.Name);           //works fine here
5.                 if (tno.isMine) {
6.                         tno.Send ("SetupPistolSlotCall", TNet.Target.AllSaved, _wpnToSetup );
7.                 }
8.         }
9.  
10.         [TNet.RFC]
11.         void SetupPistolSlotCall(Weapons _wpnToSetup) {
12.                 Debug.Log ("inside rfc");
13.                 Debug.Log (_wpnToSetup.Name);           //returns null
14.                 int loop = 0;
15.                 for (loop = 0; loop < pistols1.Count; loop++ ) {
16.                         //Debug.Log (pistols1[loop].name);
17.                         if (_wpnToSetup.Name == pistols1[loop].name) {
18.                                 pistols1[loop].SetActive (true);
19.                                 pistolSlot = pistols1[loop];
20.                         }
21.                 }
22.         }
23.  
24.  

The above code: the last debug.log _wpnToSetup.Name returns null.

Do you think my mistake is likely somewhere else in the code?  Or my setup of Tnet?

[voncarp]

Ok.  I see what the issue was.  Thanks for the push in the right direction.