Uhhh... bad news 
, thanks Brilwing.
, thanks Brilwing.Hi there!
Is there a documentation for the JInsim package? I started to do something with and inside game gui (clickable buttons, fields, whatsoever). But i actually couldnt find out how to create a button in the game. The ButtonRequest thing sounded promising, but without docu or source code i have no idea what it does.
Or if JInsim isn't the way to walk, lighten me up
Is there a documentation for the JInsim package? I started to do something with and inside game gui (clickable buttons, fields, whatsoever). But i actually couldnt find out how to create a button in the game. The ButtonRequest thing sounded promising, but without docu or source code i have no idea what it does.
Or if JInsim isn't the way to walk, lighten me up
There is only the java api docu, but you can have a look into the examples that are in the jinsim package or in the svn.
For a simple button see:
http://jinsim.svn.sourceforge. ... ton/Main.java?view=markup
I hope that helps
Thanks, it helped.
Now i worked offline and created a buttonfactory that helps manipulate/handle buttons. The tool i created is working very well,
but now when i wanted to test it online i can't see the buttons. I created them with my connectionId, so it should be visible for me. It hard to do without docs . Any hints what could be the problem?
Now i worked offline and created a buttonfactory that helps manipulate/handle buttons. The tool i created is working very well,
but now when i wanted to test it online i can't see the buttons. I created them with my connectionId, so it should be visible for me. It hard to do without docs
. Any hints what could be the problem?Yes with your connection id you should see the button.
Do you have a code sample you can share? Did you hard code the connection id. I have never checked it out, but in single and multiplayer they could be different since the host take a connection in multiplayer.
I can give a pseudocode example
i start the app with a user message, so i do:
connectionId= messageResponse.getConnectionId();
button.setConnectionId(connectionId);
sendButton();
works perfectly on singleplayer (connId == 0)
when im on a server the Id != 0, and i see no buttons
i start the app with a user message, so i do:
connectionId= messageResponse.getConnectionId();
button.setConnectionId(connectionId);
sendButton();
works perfectly on singleplayer (connId == 0)
when im on a server the Id != 0, and i see no buttons
I have always had trouble displaying buttons whenever I don't set the request info and clickid before sending the button.
b1.setRequestInfo((byte)(1));
b1.setClickId(BTN_ID);of course i also set these, thats just a sampe how i get the connId
Thats what i set
butReq = new ButtonRequest();
butReq.setButtonStyle(butStyle);
butReq.setText(butText);
butReq.setLeft((byte)butPosition.x);
butReq.setTop((byte)butPosition.y);
butReq.setWidth((byte)butDimension.width);
butReq.setHeight((byte)butDimension.height);
butReq.setConnectionId(butConnectionId);
butReq.setClickId(butClickId);
butReq.setRequestInfo(butRequestId);Thats what i set
Check your flags parameter in SimpleClient().connect() method.
Insim.txt
...
Channel channel = new TCPChannel("127.0.0.1", 29999);
SimpleClient client = new SimpleClient();
client.addListener(this);
client.connect(channel,
"somepassword",
"someInsimName",
(short) (InitRequest.[I]RECEIVE_NODE_LAP | [/I][COLOR=Red]InitRequest.[I]LOCAL[/I][/COLOR]),
0, 0, '!');
...
Insim.txt
that was itOutgauge
Hi java friends
In OutGaugeResponse packet when i call getWaterTemperatur(), getOilPressure(), getTurbo() I always get a return of 0.0, other methods works perfect (fuel, brake, throttle, displays, etc.) ; could anyone confirm this please?
Also I think I found an error in Client class close() method:
0.5.RC5
If Tiny.CLOSE is send before disableOutGauge() or disableOutSim() then this last two instructions are lost and the host keeps sending data, so I think it should be:
In OutGaugeResponse packet when i call getWaterTemperatur(), getOilPressure(), getTurbo() I always get a return of 0.0, other methods works perfect (fuel, brake, throttle, displays, etc.) ; could anyone confirm this please?
Also I think I found an error in Client class close() method:
0.5.RC5
public void close() throws IOException {
if (channel != null && channel.isConnected()) {
send(new TinyRequest(Tiny.CLOSE));
if (outChannel != null) {
disableOutGauge();
disableOutSim();
outChannel.close();
}
channel.close();
}
}
If Tiny.CLOSE is send before disableOutGauge() or disableOutSim() then this last two instructions are lost and the host keeps sending data, so I think it should be:
public void close() throws IOException {
if (channel != null && channel.isConnected()) {
if (outChannel != null) {
disableOutGauge();
disableOutSim();
outChannel.close();
}
send(new TinyRequest(Tiny.CLOSE));
channel.close();
}
}
Hmm, I have checked the code, but cannot find any errors, so I have to run a test.
Yes this could be a bug, I will change this.
P.S. If you want change such things yourself I can give you access to the svn repo at sourceforge
Thanks Brilwing, PM sent.
Err... my bad :duck:
getTurbo() works, but getWaterTemperatur(), getOilPressure() doesn't
getTurbo() works, but getWaterTemperatur(), getOilPressure() doesn't
I'm having a little problem at the moment using the "work done" flags in the PitStopResponse class. Hopefully someone here has some experience and can help me out. It seems like the "didBodyMinor()" method always returns true even when I don't think any work has been done. I have damage repair set to No, but didBodyMinor always returns true. Has anyone used this method successfully before? I'm using JInSim 0.5rc5 (latest version on the homepage).
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
It's a bug, I'm sure Brilwing will fix it in the next version, but meanwhile you could try this:
Edit: Fixed, thanks Brilwing.
Edit: Fixed, thanks Brilwing.
Here is a jar with the fix: http://liveforspeed.at/download/jinsim-0.5rc6.jar
Fantastic! Thanks very much for the quick fix
For anyone else who downloads this update you'll need to switch from the commons logging library to SL4J. Download the Zip archive on that site and add in the "slf4j-api-1.5.8.jar" and "slf4j-simple-1.5.8.jar" Jars to your build path (this is what I found using trial and error, it's working for me so I believe it's correct).
I have another question I forgot to ask yesterday. Is there any way to determine the Reset/Midrace Join/Must Pit etc flags if you don't have the RaceStartResponse for a particular race? If, for example, you miss the start of the race or an admin changes these flags during the race? I've taken a look at the StateResponse class (received as a result of sending the Tiny.SEND_STATE_INFO TinyRequest), but I can't see it in there.
Thanks again for any help on this second question.
I've cheked the INSIM documentation and couldn't find those flags other than RaceStartResponse packet 
Yeah, that's what I'm worried about. Also, there doesn't seem to be any way to detect if an admin changes them during a race. I was hoping someone had come on this problem and sorted it already, but feared it was impossible
Have you tested if Admin command such as /canreset are captured by the MessageResponse? If they are that how you can listen for the admin making changes during a race session.
Yes I've tested that before. I don't see any MessageResponses when the reset/midrace/mustpit are changed.
I think I've found a small bug with the split count on AS5/AS5R. The Track class has it as 4 sectors (see first attached screenshot), but in reality it's only 3 sectors (as shown by LFS World, second screenshot). I didn't see any other problems with the sector counts but I haven't checked each one rigorously. Thanks.
Changed AS5 to have 3 sectors and updated the jar: http://liveforspeed.at/download/jinsim-0.5rc6.jar
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