Tnet new customer

[Dasca]

Hi, Aren, Hi all,

I'm pretty new to Unity, just couple of month so sorry if I ask something stupid. I've just bought Tnet and MPGSK kit and I'm starting play with them, before try with TNET I've made a prototype with uLink (Auth Server) that was easy to understand from my point of view.

This is the problem: I'm trying to create a bullet... When the fire button was pressed I create a tnObject, there is a way from the bullet object to send damage message to objects near the explosion radius?

thx

Dasca

[djray2k]

Send damage message to objects? I assume you mean other players. If thats the case:

• Get a the list of players (objects) affected by the explosion
• Call tno.Send to each of those players with the damage message

In general the hosting party should decide who gets damaged because of cheating issues, but it's OK for practice.

[Dasca]

Hi DjRay2K,

first of all thanks for your reply!

Yes, I mean others players.
When you said "Call tno.Send to each of those players with the damage message" you mean I can send message from a tnobject to others object just specify the correct id?
English is not my language as you can see
Just to see if I understand correctly...
I can Send (SetDamage) messages from a "bullet object" to, let say, "tank object"?

Dasca

[Dasca]

Maybe I found a solution with a better search in the forum

this is the part in the bullet script
obj = object to damage
obj.GetComponent<TNObject>().Send("SetDamage", Target.All, obj.tno.ownerID, force);

this is the part in the tank
    [RFC]
   void SetDamage (int ownerID, float damage)
    {
        if(ownerID == tno.ownerID)
        AddDamage(damage);
    }

is this the right solution?

thx

Dasca

[ArenMook]

Yup, that's right.

[djray2k]

Ah ok. I was assuming you only wanted to send the message to the players getting hit by the explosion.

[Dasca]

you right djray2k infact I just change the code like this

check sphere collision size force etc...
foreach collider
check if is a vehicle
...
 Player tankPlayer = TNManager.GetPlayer(v.tno.ownerID);
 v.GetComponent<TNObject>().Send("SetDamage", tankPlayer, forceRadius);

I think this would be better because I just send info to the correct players involved in the blast area, am I right?

thx

Dasca

[djray2k]

I believe it is better because you're sending the information only to the players affected. I'd let ArenMook confirm this first though. I'm still learning how to use TNet, too.

[ArenMook]

That sends the RFC only to the player that owns the object. Assuming that's what you want, then yes that's fine.