Task ISpectatorClient.UserBeganPlaying(int userId, SpectatorState state)
{
if (!playingUsers.Contains(userId))
{
playingUsers.Add(userId);
}
OnUserBeganPlaying?.Invoke(userId, state);
return(Task.CompletedTask);
}
Task ISpectatorClient.UserBeganPlaying(int userId, SpectatorState state)
{
Schedule(() =>
{
if (!playingUsers.Contains(userId))
{
playingUsers.Add(userId);
}
if (watchedUsers.Contains(userId))
{
watchedUserStates[userId] = state;
}
OnUserBeganPlaying?.Invoke(userId, state);
});
return(Task.CompletedTask);
}
Task ISpectatorClient.UserBeganPlaying(int userId, SpectatorState state)
{
Schedule(() =>
{
if (!playingUsers.Contains(userId))
{
playingUsers.Add(userId);
}
// UserBeganPlaying() is called by the server regardless of whether the local user is watching the remote user, and is called a further time when the remote user is watched.
// This may be a temporary thing (see: https://github.com/ppy/osu-server-spectator/blob/2273778e02cfdb4a9c6a934f2a46a8459cb5d29c/osu.Server.Spectator/Hubs/SpectatorHub.cs#L28-L29).
// We don't want the user states to update unless the player is being watched, otherwise calling BindUserBeganPlaying() can lead to double invocations.
if (watchingUsers.Contains(userId))
{
playingUserStates[userId] = state;
}
OnUserBeganPlaying?.Invoke(userId, state);
});
return(Task.CompletedTask);
}
