In a RpcId call what is "Mode is 3"?

Vale-git

Hi, I have this error:

E 0:08:10.973   _process_rpc: RPC 'ServerMove2D' is not allowed on node /root/Level01/Peers/1876489421/Move2D from: 1876489421. Mode is 3, master is 1.
  <C++ Error>   Condition "!can_call" is true.
  <C++ Source>  core/io/multiplayer_api.cpp:291 @ _process_rpc()

Move2D is a scene where inside I make a RpcID call to the server but I have this result, I don't know what's the meaning of "Mode is 3"

Thank you

Vale-git

I found the answer: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/classes/class_multiplayerapi.html#enumerations Thanks

Tjoeser

What did you change because i clicked the link you gave but i dont understand what it says.

TwistedTwigleg

@Tjoeser said: What did you change because i clicked the link you gave but i dont understand what it says.

I believe RPC ID Mode 3 is RPC_MODE_PUPPET, since that is equal to 3 in the link provided.

Megalomaniak

If i'm not mistaken I think master should be 2 for RPC_MODE_MASTER but is reported as being 1 which corresponds to RPC_MODE_REMOTE but I haven't done any networking/multiplayer work myself so I could be wrong.

Tjoeser

What did you change because i clicked the link you gave but i dont understand what it says.> @TwistedTwigleg said:

@Tjoeser said: What did you change because i clicked the link you gave but i dont understand what it says.

I believe RPC ID Mode 3 is RPC_MODE_PUPPET, since that is equal to 3 in the link provided.

okay, but then what did you change. am i just dumb. Like what do i write in my code?

TwistedTwigleg

@Tjoeser said: What did you change because i clicked the link you gave but i dont understand what it says.> @TwistedTwigleg said:

@Tjoeser said: What did you change because i clicked the link you gave but i dont understand what it says.

I believe RPC ID Mode 3 is RPC_MODE_PUPPET, since that is equal to 3 in the link provided.

okay, but then what did you change. am i just dumb. Like what do i write in my code?

I didn't change anything, I was just trying to explain what the link to the documentation was (likely) for.

My guess is that your code probably has an RPC function that is set to something and the code is trying to call it with a different RPC mode. I would look and see if you have a function set to puppet that might be being called from another RPC function/node that uses a different mode (like remote) or if it could be somehow called from another client outside of the one the node's assigned to. That said, what I wrote above is a guess, I haven't done too much network programming in Godot, so please take it with a grain of salt :smile: