Ben

When the second player joins, try resending the jz packet to both players.

Are you able to provide screenshots of more traffic? You should be sending jz somewhere.

Take a look at the AS code if(this.movieClip.placer[buttonName].active == false || this.movieClip.placer[buttonName].active == undefined && this.currentTurn < com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.GameEngine.NUM_TURNS) { if(com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.GameEngine.PLAYING_MULTIPLAYER_GAME) { if(this.netPlayerID == com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.GameEngine.PLAYER_1 && buttonDir == "right" || this.netPlayerID == com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.GameEngine.PLAYER_2 && buttonDir == "down") { this.netClient.sendDigMessage(buttonName,buttonDir,buttonNum); } } ... This is where the onpress event handler calls sendDigMessage which should write the dig message to the socket. I'm wondering whether maybe this condition isn't met? this.netPlayerID == com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.GameEngine.PLAYER_1 && buttonDir == "right" || this.netPlayerID == com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.GameEngine.PLAYER_2 && buttonDir == "down" Those constants are set as follows static var PLAYER_1 = 0; static var PLAYER_2 = 1; And netPlayerID is updated to the seat ID: //com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.net.TreasureHuntClient function handleJoinGameMessage(resObj) { this.debugTrace("handleJoinGameMessage"); this.debugTrace("smartRoomID: " + resObj[0]); this.debugTrace("seatID: " + resObj[1]); var _loc3_ = parseInt(resObj[1]); this.gameEngine.updatePlayerSeatID(_loc3_); } //com.clubpenguin.games.treasure.GameEngine function updatePlayerSeatID(seatID) { this.netPlayerID = seatID; } So, when the arrows in the game are pointing right, player one must be taking their turn on seat ID 0, could you confirm this is the case? I can't see the JoinGame message response in your screenshots, it seems that perhaps that message should be sent every time a player takes their turn.

Nice, hopefully we wont get too many "password incorrect" support requests now

I spent around two weeks writing numerous scripts to carry out tedious tasks. Minor files which weren't really documented anywhere I downloaded manually and that took the best part of four hours.

Hey @Closefox Welcome to Solero!

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