public override void OnPhotonPlayerDisconnected(PhotonPlayer otherPlayer)
{
Util.Log($"Player {otherPlayer.ID} disconnected.");
var cms = FindObjectOfType <HudNotifications>();
if (cms != null)
{
cms.AddMessage($"'{otherPlayer.NickName}' left");
}
if (!PhotonNetwork.isMasterClient)
{
return;
}
// Inefficient and global, but whatever...
foreach (UserBody body in FindObjectsOfType <UserBody>())
{
if (body.GetComponent <PhotonView>().OwnerActorNr == otherPlayer.ID)
{
PhotonNetwork.Destroy(body.gameObject);
}
}
// Reclaim all actors owned by this player. A bit surprised photon doesn't
// do this for us..
foreach (VoosActor actor in voosEngine.EnumerateActors())
{
if (actor.reliablePhotonView != null && actor.reliablePhotonView.OwnerActorNr == otherPlayer.ID)
{
// Why not call actor.RequestOwnership here? That would result in
// nothing happening, because the other player is definitely gone. But
// calling view.RequestOwnership() directly will go through the normal
// Photon flow, bypassing all our logic, and Photon should just grant us
// ownership.
actor.reliablePhotonView.RequestOwnership();
}
}
// Broadcast a message saying the player disconnected.
PlayerLeftMessage playerLeftMessage = new PlayerLeftMessage();
playerLeftMessage.id = otherPlayer.ID;
playerLeftMessage.nickName = otherPlayer.NickName;
voosEngine.BroadcastMessage("PlayerLeft", playerLeftMessage);
}
