Google Play Services RealTimeMultiplayer OnP2PDisconnected() callback not working on Android devices

Services 3rd-Party
#1

All callbacks for IRealTimeEventListener are not working on Android devices except for OnDataReceived(). They all work perfectly on iPhone emulator.

Android build command:

cocos run -p android -m release

Callbacks not working:

    //IRealTimeEventListener
    void OnRoomStatusChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room) override;
    void OnConnectedSetChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room) override;
    void OnP2PConnected(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) override;
    void OnP2PDisconnected(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) override;
    void OnParticipantStatusChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) override;

All other aspects of the GPS implementation work on both Android device and iPhone emulator, i.e. Creating rooms, connecting players, sending data, etc.

EDIT: Only OnP2PDisconnected() not working.

#2

Nobody else having this problem?

#3

Dose the gpg sample works for you?

#5

Bump still having this issue. The problem is only on Android devices.

I’m following this example given by sdkbox IRealTimeMultiplayer game room callbacks.

#6

Github repo https://github.com/damorton/TestGPG

The samples have the same issues. A specific example is the OnP2PDisconnected callback. This works if I close the app on the android device while connected to an iPhone emulator, the callback is hit on the iPhone emulator. But If I disconnect on the iPhone emulator the android device is not notified.

Similarly if I have two Android devices connected, if the app is closed on either the opposite device is not notified of the disconnection through the callback.

Is there a setting I need to have in the manifest that allows these callbacks to work. Its strange because the onDataReceived() callback works fine in all cases.

Following this sdkbox example

HelloWorld.h

  //IRealTimeEventListener
  void OnRoomStatusChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room) override;
  void OnConnectedSetChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room) override;
  void OnP2PConnected(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) override;
  void OnP2PDisconnected(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) override;
  void OnParticipantStatusChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) override;
  void OnDataReceived(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &from_participant, std::vector<uint8_t> data, bool is_reliable)
  override;

HelloWorld.cpp

//
// IRealtimeEventListener
//
void HelloWorld::OnRoomStatusChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room) {
  CCLOG("Room Status Change %d", room.Status());
}

void HelloWorld::OnConnectedSetChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room) {
  CCLOG("Connection Change %d", room.Status());
}

void HelloWorld::OnP2PConnected(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) {
  CCLOG("P2P Connected %s : %s", room.Id().c_str(), participant.DisplayName().c_str());
}

void HelloWorld::OnP2PDisconnected(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) {
  CCLOG("P2P Disconnected %s : %s", room.Id().c_str(), participant.DisplayName().c_str());
  cocos2d::Director::getInstance()->end();
}

void HelloWorld::OnParticipantStatusChanged(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &participant) {
  CCLOG("Participant Status Change %s : %s", room.Id().c_str(), participant.DisplayName().c_str());
}

void HelloWorld::OnDataReceived(gpg::RealTimeRoom const &room, gpg::MultiplayerParticipant const &from_participant, std::vector<uint8_t> data, bool is_reliable) {
  CCLOG("Recv data from %s : %s", room.Id().c_str(), from_participant.DisplayName().c_str());
}
#7

Bump. Anyone have any ideas?

#8

After some investigation it turns out that only OnP2PDisconnected callback for RealTimeMultiplayer games does not work on android, the only one I need for now :frowning:

Does anyone know why?

#9

Bump. Is this a problem with SDKBOX on Android?

#10

Are you trying to detect a player exits the game? I think OnParticipantStatusChanged can also be used to detect player exiting

#11

Yes I’m trying to find out if a player leaves the game. These callbacks are not reliable. I’m assuming its because of network issues.

#12

Hi there,

I think I have the same issue. Is it the same as this that I’ve flagged up?

Did you ever find a fix?

Steve.