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Vector3 doesn't seem to work #61

Closed SaadBazaz closed 2 months ago

SaadBazaz commented 2 months ago

What happened?

ive been having an issue trying to update a player's rotation in Unity with playroom; it's letting me do it to the player's position but not the rotation instead, it is just making it so that on each player's screen, the car's rotate all in the same direction, even though the position is just fine Does anyone have any useful tips for handling setting and getting states in Unity to prevent issues like this?

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and the game looks like this cargame

as you can see, the positions of the other cars are not changed, but the rotation is affected for some reason (also on the other player's screens, the cars are not being rotated) it's really been stumping me, and i feel like I'm just missing something fundamental about how playroom works

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Link to original discussion

https://discord.com/channels/997752993598419044/1128151935669764096/1233255254485766267 https://discord.com/channels/997752993598419044/1128151935669764096/1236637869607751731

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SaadBazaz commented 2 months ago

Next steps

For now, the dev is separating the vector into independent states, like how they've done with posX, posY, posZ.

What do we need to do?

SaadBazaz commented 2 months ago

Some thoughts of another developer:

maybe it is something related to unity converting the code to javascript. Since in c# you need to declare the type of a parameter, and in javascript you don't, you end up having different methods with the same signature. Maybe when you use the method with an object parameter, the javascript side does not know the method you intended to use and chooses another one. In that case, maybe changing the order of the methods can fix the problem. If it doesn't, you should have a single method and check types inside of it. But this is just a hypothesis. I'm not sure about it.

Link: https://discord.com/channels/997752993598419044/1128151935669764096/1233359053162545152