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Observer can't get visible players

Posted by bulent on Mon 10 of Jan, 2011 22:34 CET
Hi all

When I try to get the visible players, the observer class returns all the players in the game. Isn't it supposed to return only visible players?
observer.getWorldView().getVisible(Players.class);

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Posted by jakub.gemrot on Tue 11 of Jan, 2011 08:50 CET
Hi!

I'm awfully sorry that things has slowed down at our side. We're writing two papers right now and the bugfixing work is on hold for a few days now (also due to my parents's flat that needs reprinting and new carpets so I can't truly work t weekends).

Please be patient for pneumonia more week and we will get into those issues.

Best, Jimmy
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Posted by michal.bida on Tue 11 of Jan, 2011 23:23 CET
Hi, the bug is fixed. It was in GameBots. To get latest GameBots follow following guide.


Best,
Michal
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Posted by bulent on Wed 12 of Jan, 2011 00:49 CET
That worked perfectly
Thanks for fixing the problem.
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Posted by bulent on Mon 17 of Jan, 2011 21:48 CET
Hi,
I noticed after the update, the location, firing or weapon information are not updated if the player is not visible. Is there a way the player info would still be sent but the visibility info would be set as 'false' when the player is not visible.
Thanks
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Posted by jakub.gemrot on Mon 17 of Jan, 2011 22:00 CET
Hi!

That is not the case of the observer, to observer all players. Observer should receive only messages that the bot can receive.

To observe all players use UT2004Server, issue StartPlayers command (see http://diana.ms.mff.cuni.cz/pogamut_files/latest/doc/gamebots/ch06.html) and observe Players updated in the worldview as usually used by bots/observer.

Cheers!
Jimmy
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Posted by bulent on Mon 17 of Jan, 2011 22:05 CET
Ok, it makes sense. Thanks for the clarification
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