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Everytime someone joins my room and the client is running Among Us disconnects the bot.
When it leaves it says "Player left due to error".
What could be causing this it happens in among us servers.
How could this be debugged?

Well, Connecting to Localhost is Possible, but how to join the room?

Is it possible to run this on repl.it? I tried but it doesn't even connect to the servers.

https://repl.it/@PDanielY/amongus-bot

This is not possible. Not an issue with my library, just the Among Us
protocol. If you want to get room data, you gotta be more creative - I
figured it out!

On Tue, Nov 17, 2020, 8:59 AM XNexusPrimeX [email protected] wrote:

I wanted to collect data from the room without connecting to it, so as not
to take up space, is there a way?
the data I need most is to know if the players are under discussion, and
which players are dead, knowing who killed that player would also be cool.
I'm asking here because I didn't understand much about your apis, I tried
several things and I couldn't

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Hey man, please, this is weird but I'm begging you, I can't find anything anywhere, do you have at least any tips on how I get this data between? it's possible? PLEASEEEEEEE ;D

Running this code on a buffer captured with Cap returns an error:

var { parsePayloads } = require("@among-js/packets");
var Cap = require("cap").Cap;
var decoders = require("cap").decoders;
var PROTOCOL = decoders.PROTOCOL;
const { EventEmitter } = require("events");

var c = new Cap();
var device = "\\Device\\NPF_{3964EFF5-5E70-442F-BD2A-9F7BF07E89E8}";// name of my network device
var filter =
  "portrange 22023-22923"; // capture among us traffic
var bufSize = 10 * 1024 * 1024;
var buffer = Buffer.alloc(65535); // setup buffer to hold packets
var linkType = c.open(device, filter, bufSize, buffer); // start capture
c.setMinBytes && c.setMinBytes(0);

c.on("packet", function(nbytes, trunc) { // when packet recived
  try {
    let parsed;
    if (!trunc) {
      parsed = parsePayloads(buffer);  // error
      console.log(JSON.stringify(parsed));
    } else {
      console.info("truncated packet"); // if packet does not fit in buffer
    }
  } catch (e) {
    console.error(e);
  }
});

const ev = new EventEmitter(); let something = 0;ev.on("increment", () => {something++});const timer = setInterval(() =>ev.emit("increment"), 1e5);
// keep node from exiting while waiting for packets

This is the error that appears every time a packet is captured:

TypeError: buffer.capacity is not a function
    at parsePayloads (D:\node\Among Us\node_modules\@among-js\packets\dist\packets.cjs.development.js:828:33)
    at Cap.<anonymous> (D:\node\Among Us\listener.js:22:16)
    at Cap.emit (events.js:315:20)

Am I passing the wrong thing to parsePayloads?

I wanted to collect data from the room without connecting to it, so as not to take up space, is there a way?
the most accurate data is whether the players are discussing and which players are dead, knowing who killed that player and whether the player won the game would also be cool.
I'm asking here because I didn't understand much about your apis, I tried several things and I couldn't

Hey, thanks for your awesome work.
Would it be possible to create a Discord community to talk and give feedback over Among JS and global Among Us modding?
Thanks!

Add support for the bot to join a random public game/host a game with the settings wanted. Map, and Impostors.

Every time I start a game, the client disconnects "due to a game error". Any help here?
Code:

const { AmongUsSocket } = require('@among-js/sus')
const { PlayerColor, matchmakingServers } = require('@among-js/data')
const consola = require('consola')
consola.wrapAll()

const code = 'ILCLSQ'
const username = 'Test'
const color = PlayerColor.Cyan

const s = new AmongUsSocket(username);

(async() => {
    await s.connect(22023, "127.0.0.1")
    consola.info(`Connected to server as ${username}`)

    const joined = await s.joinGame(code)
    consola.success(`Joined game ${code}`)
    consola.info(`Player id: ${joined.playerClientId}, host id: ${joined.hostClientId}`)

    await s.spawn(color)
    consola.success('Spawned player')
})().catch(consola.error)


// Clean up the socket cleanly to avoid reconnection issues.
process.on('SIGINT', () => {
    consola.info('Closing sockets')
    s.s.disconnect()
    process.exit()
})

import { AmongUsSocket } from "@among-js/sus";
import { matchmakingServers } from "@among-js/data";

async function main() {
  new AmongUsSocket("OvalTest").connect(22023, matchmakingServers.EU[0]);
}

main();

Output:

Disconnecting by request:
The game you tried to join is full.
Check with the host to see if you can join next round.