Treasure Hunt Digging Does Not Work

[Lynx 38]

I've been working on Treasure Hunt for RBSE and I've got to the point where I'm able to get the players onto the table and have the game started and it shows the arrow, but right after the first try to dig, it doesn't send any packet to the server even though according to the Actionscript I looked into the TreasureHunt.swf it is supposed to do that...I'm pretty sure that this has something to do with the client and I have a huge doubt it would be the source because everything is being handled properly as far as I know. Here are some screenshots:

 

 

 

Obviously you may notice that the map in the emulator console is a bit different but that's because I took the screenshots at a different time and had the game restarted and I had the rooms changed as well because I thought that maybe causing it to bug out but apparently not...Here are my Treasure Hunt swfs if it helps: treasurehunt.zip

 

[Ben 68]

33 minutes ago, Lynx said:

and the 2nd player after that (this is where when gz gets sent again, jz doesnt get sent by the client so I send gz twice).

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

[Ben 68]

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.

[Lynx 38]

1 hour ago, Ben said:

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.

That's what I'm trying to figure out as well, I do see those methods and how things are being handled but unfortunately the client seems to be hesitant.

[Ben 68]

20 minutes ago, Lynx said:

That's what I'm trying to figure out as well, I do see those methods and how things are being handled but unfortunately the client seems to be hesitant.

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

 jz

somewhere.

[Lynx 38]

4 minutes ago, Ben said:

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

 jz

somewhere.

First player joining:

 

and the 2nd player after that (this is where when gz gets sent again, jz doesnt get sent by the client so I send gz twice).

 

[Lynx 38]

10 hours ago, Ben said:

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

Damn you son of a bitch! That worked! Wow. Now the client is actually sending data back to the server Thank you.