I am having some difficulty receiving packets on the server(or packets sent from the client in general)

Where the packet is being sent (verified via breakpoints that it is being called)

 

Where the packet is registered

 

Handler class

 

Packet class

I believe the issue is that the request packet isn't bent received by the server (I have a print to console to check)

The code to send it is defiantly being called but I am unsure if the packet is actually being sent

Nope , I can send packets from the server to the client fine but not the other way around.

If it matters I am using forge 1230

I'm with dieSieben, can't see anything wrong.

 

Time for a couple of breakpoints in the forge code I think.  Been there myself trying to debug network code and it was moderately painful.

 

You might try first putting a breakpoint in FMLProxyPacket.processPacket, or NetworkManager.processReceivedPackets to see if your packet arrives but just isn't handled correctly .  A lot of packets go through there so I'd suggest you add a precondition to it, i.e. put a second breakpoint in your command send method and then "Disabled until selected breakpoint is hit" (IntelliJ) for your FMLProxyPacket breakpoint.  Hopefully yours won't be too far down the queue then.

 

-TGG

 

 

Well after break pointing both of those methods and none of them being tripped.

Could this be a forge/mc bug? Lucas1998 has reported that he is unable to send packets from client to the server as well.

Also the constructor and toBytes method is being when I am expecting it to

Could be; although packets work fine for me on 1230

 

Post your project code somewhere, I can give it a try over the next day?

-TGG

 

https://github.com/disconsented/ANSSRPG

Its all there and I haven't done anything since the last commit

Hi

 

Your code doesn't seem to have anything in it to open your PerkGUI for testing, how were you testing it?

 

-TGG

You need to break a block to bring it up (temporary solution) . What I was doing was selecting one of the non null buttons from the list and press go. For the sake of consistency

here are the configs I have been using

Hi

 

Well I've wrestled with it a bit with no luck.  It just seems to disappear into the void and never pop out the other side.  I tried tracing through to see why but it will take a more powerful brain than mine to understand what's going on in all those channels and listeners and contexts.

 

It does appear to have something to do with the fact you're sending it from a GUI .  When I move the send command to a client-side event eg

 

    @SubscribeEvent
    public void onKey(InputEvent.KeyInputEvent event)
    {
      Main.snw.sendToServer(new Request("test"));
    }

 

then it works fine.

 

I'm at the limits of my knowledge here, sorry.  Perhaps folks who have used GUI before might be more help...

 

-TGG

I know its a mess and I have learned a lot whilst making this.

The issue is that your GUI pauses the game (override

doesGuiPauseGame

). That freezes the client ticking, so no new packets are being sent. When you close the GUI you can see that the packet is then send.

Your packet crashes the server though, I have not looked into that.

 

A couple of things:

• Your .gitignore is broken. Your .project file should not be in the repo and the gradlew.bat is excluded, which should not be.
  
• Why do you handle the player data saving yourself? What is wrong with IExtendedEntityProperties?
  
• Please use Generics! In e.g. the DataSave class you just throw around raw HashMaps and ArrayLists

That's just on a first glance. Overall your code is, sorry to say, a big mess.

• Good to know, after I have the GUI sorted I was planning to go through and redo a ton of code anyway
  
• I originally was using it without really understanding how it worked. Became frustrated with it and decided to handle it myself so I knew how it worked
  
• Will keep that it mind when I go back over that code
  

Looks like a simple enough fix thanks for your help diesieben07 and TheGreyGhost