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E/GamesNativeSDK(14592): Exception in com/google/android/gms/games/snapshot/Snapshots.getSelectSnapshotIntent: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Must include Drive.SCOPE_APPFOLDER to use snapshots!.
SDKBOX JS GPG NearbyConnections Payload Callback only called once
Hi,
I was testing GPG 2.6.0.1 Nearby Connections API in Cocos Creator and I have been using this sample as reference, but I noticed that the payload callback is only called once when calling SendUnreliableMessage (or SendReliableMessage) many times. Subsequent calls to SendUnreliableMessage does not trigger the payload callback whether its the discoverer or the advertiser.
I checked the code for sdkboxgpg.js and in the function nativeNotify the callback is removed after one execution if the id is > 1000, which is the case with Nearby Connections callbacks because they are added using addCallback which uses incremented callback id starting from 1000.
If I comment the line below that removes the callback for id > 1000, the payload callback is called every time as expected.
// callbacks that are temporary one shot calls have to be removed.
if ( id>=1000 ) {
this._callbacks[id] = null;
}
My understanding is that the payload/message callback provided to AcceptConnectionRequest and SendConnectionRequest should be called for each message received with a SendUnreliableMessage (or Reliable) call as below.
//advertiser side
gameServices().NearbyConnections.AcceptConnectionRequest(
remote_endpoint_id,
payload,
function(result) {
//payload callback
}
);
// discoverer side
gameServices().NearbyConnections.SendConnectionRequest(
name, remote_endpoint_id, payload,
function(result) {
//connect_response_callback
},
function(result) {
//payload callback
}
);
If we look at the code for both function, it use addCallback.
AcceptConnectionRequest : function(remote_endpoint_id, payload, callback) {
_gpg.GPGNearbyConnectionsWrapper.AcceptConnectionRequest(remote_endpoint_id,
payload,
__callbackManager.addCallback(callback));
},
SendConnectionRequest : function(name, remote_endpoint_id, payload, connect_response_callback, message_callback) {
_gpg.GPGNearbyConnectionsWrapper.SendConnectionRequest(name,
remote_endpoint_id, payload,
__callbackManager.addCallback(connect_response_callback),
__callbackManager.addCallback(message_callback));
},
addCallback then get the index which is incremented from the initial index of 1000.
index= this.__nextIndex();
this.addCallbackById(index, callback);
Then, when the payload is received, the callback is executed, but removed just after if index > 1000.
nativeNotify: function (id, str_json) {
if ( this._callbacks[id] ) {
this._callbacks[id](JSON.parse(str_json));
}
// callbacks that are temporary one shot calls have to be removed.
if ( id>=1000 ) {
this._callbacks[id] = null;
}
},
Shouldn’t addCallbackId be used instead of addCallback, with an index < 1000?
If we look at SetOnAuthActionStarted signin notification function, it uses addCallbackId with index < 1000 and therefore the callback is kept for future executions.
this.SetOnAuthActionStarted = function (authActionStartedCallback) {
__callbackManager.addCallbackById(DefaultCallbacks.AUTH_ACTION_STARTED, authActionStartedCallback);
return this;
};
Is it not a case of doing the same for AcceptConnectionRequest and SendConnectionRequest like below?
AcceptConnectionRequest : function(remote_endpoint_id, payload, callback) {
_gpg.GPGNearbyConnectionsWrapper.AcceptConnectionRequest(remote_endpoint_id,
payload,
__callbackManager.addCallbackById(DefaultCallbacks.PAYLOAD_RECEIVED, callback));
},
SendConnectionRequest : function(name, remote_endpoint_id, payload, connect_response_callback, message_callback) {
_gpg.GPGNearbyConnectionsWrapper.SendConnectionRequest(name,
remote_endpoint_id, payload,
__callbackManager.addCallback(connect_response_callback),
__callbackManager.addCallbackById(DefaultCallbacks.PAYLOAD_RECEIVED, message_callback));
},
var DefaultCallbacks = {
DEFAULT_CALLBACKS_BEGIN : 1,
AUTH_ACTION_STARTED : 1,
...
MULTIPLAYER_INVITATION_EVENT : 10,
// define callback id for payload received
PAYLOAD_RECEIVED : 11
DEFAULT_CALLBACKS_END : 11
};
Also, if we were to apply the changes as per my suggestion above, is it possible to avoid resetting the callbacks for nearby connection if player failed to sign in to gpg, because players do not need to be signed in to use the nearby connections API.
Thanks.
can you provider the CocosCreator Sample?
Hi, I'm success run the js version sample,
but i'm using the CocosCreator with SDKBOX plugin,
can you provider the sample?
Thanks you very much :)
I cannot compile it on Android
I did searching for the solutions of these but did not help... Who can tell me how to fix it?
Android NDK: ERROR:/Users/kicpang/Downloads/sdkbox-cocos2d-x-binary/cocos/./prebuilt-mk/Android.mk:cocos2dx_internal_static: LOCAL_SRC_FILES points to a missing file
Android NDK: Check that /Users/kicpang/Downloads/sdkbox-cocos2d-x-binary/cocos/./prebuilt-mk/../../prebuilt/android/x86_64/libcocos2dxinternal.a exists or that its path is correct
/Users/kicpang/Documents/android-ndk-r13b/build/core/prebuilt-library.mk:45: *** Android NDK: Aborting . Stop.
Error running command, return code: 2.
Android build failed
Getting error:
jni/../../Classes/NearbyConnectionsScene.cpp:41:38: error: no matching function for call to
'CreatePlatformConfiguration'
nearby_conn = _builder->Create( *CreatePlatformConfiguration().get() );
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
when running
./setup
cd cpp
cocos run -p android
ERROR_NOT_AUTHORIZED when creating real time multiplayer room SDKOX GPG plugin
I have setup real-time multiplayer for my Android game on Play Console. The game is currently in open beta and now I wanted to add the multiplayer feature. I have created 2 linked applications for my debug and release certificates.
Code:
gpg::RealTimeRoomConfig config = gpg::RealTimeRoomConfig::Builder().SetMinimumAutomatchingPlayers(1).SetMaximumAutomatchingPlayers(4).Create();
_game_services->RealTimeMultiplayer().
CreateRealTimeRoom(config,
this,
[this](gpg::RealTimeMultiplayerManager::RealTimeRoomResponse const & response) {
string msg;
if (gpg::MultiplayerStatus::VALID == response.status) {
msg = "Room created: ";
msg += response.room.Id();
_txtStat->setString(msg);
//cocos2d::log("create room success");
CCLOG("create room success");
setRoom(response.room);
cocos2d::log("create room");
} else {
msg = "Room failed: ";
msg += to_str(response.status);
_txtStat->setString(msg);
CCLOG("create room failed");
cocos2d::log("create room fail");
}
});
When I deploy the build on an Android device, the code is able to sign in using the test accounts but the room creation code generates "ERROR_NOT_AUTHORIZED" error.
When I test my game settings with the Google's Android sample project, it works without any issues. Are there any known issues with the SDKBOX GPGS plugin?
I would appreciate any suggestions and thoughts on this topic. Thank you.
Hello don't work the sample
I can make it
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