Vehicle (Photon ---> TNet)Transfer Ownership

[blueagardq15]

Hi I have a premade working script for Vehicles where you can take control of a car because ownership was transfered using photon, but I switched to TNEt and now I ran into trouble as I looked through the forum looking up my problem and found atleast half-answers. Here is my code below  problem is idk how to replace "thisPhotonView.TransferOwnership(PhotonNetwork.player);" with TNet Coding

 

1. public void OnEnter(bool enter, int viewID)
2.                 {
3.                         if(enter && !GetComponent<TNObject>().isMine) {
4.                                 thisPhotonView.TransferOwnership(PhotonNetwork.player);
5.                         }
6.                         //Below I am trying to find the Player using his ID send in an RFC.
7.                         view = GetComponent<TNObject>().Send(viewID);
8.  

[ArenMook]

There is no need to do this at all in TNet. What would be the reason? The TNObject's owner is just whoever creates it, and if that person leaves and the object happens to be persistent it gets switched to someone else automatically.

[blueagardq15]

The reason is because in order to sync the position of the vehicle which is serialized by autoSync, you must be the owner. So another player cannot enter the car and sync the positions when there already is an Owner. So, I am trying to find a way to have it so it can transfer ownership so that anothe rperson can take control and drive. Am I making any sense to you?

[blueagardq15]

Ohhh I see what you mean by that. My question then is how can i change who it is synced by because I am using the AutoSync Script...

[ArenMook]

Don't use AutoSync. It's a convenience script, but you pay for that convenience with flexibility.

Use RFCs instead.

[voncarp]

I change owners with vehicles as well.

Change this first in TNObject.cs:

1. /// <summary>
2.     /// ID of the player that owns this object.
3.     /// </summary>
4.  
5.     public int ownerID
6.     {
7.         get
8.         {
9.             return mOwner;
10.         }
11.         set
12.         {
13.             if (mOwner != value)
14.             {
15.                 mOwner = value;
16.                 Send("SetOwner", Target.Others, value);
17.             }
18.         }
19.     }
20.  
21.     [RFC] void SetOwner (int val) { mOwner = val; }

Then you can use it something like this:

1.         void SetNewCarOwner(int _newOwner) {
2.                 tno.ownerID = _newOwner;
3.         }

[blueagardq15]

Thank you

[ArenMook]

This is not a good idea as the owner ID is stored on the server, while this RFC is client-side only.

Create a separate script with a different "owner" value instead.