0005629: island not staying in sync - extra sound objects skews TObjectID stream

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0005629

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12-11-06 06:07

12-27-06 19:41

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howardstearns

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howardstearns

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normal

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fixed

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resolved

Summary

0005629: island not staying in sync - extra sound objects skews TObjectID stream

Description

Creating a sound object (e.g., dragging an MP3 into the Wisconsin demo so as to create a KMoviePlayer) causes TSoundBuffers to be created on-island. (In the Wisconsin demo example, these are initiated by #playLoop.) However, not every replicant will get these on-island sound buffers, and so the next available unique ID for the island will be off. The consequence is that some folks can get "no such object" errors.

I have verified that this happens (even with Wisconsin-jcg.100) when one replicant is headless (not rendering). I imagine (but have not confirmed) that it will also happen when different participants are in different locations (maybe even different positions in the same space?).

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(0008665 - 76 - 76 - 76 - 76 - 76 - 76) howardstearns 12-12-06 19:06	There's a hackish avoidance of the problem now checked in to the repository.

(0008761 - 28 - 28 - 28 - 28 - 28 - 28) howardstearns 12-27-06 19:41	In Contributions repository.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
12-11-06 06:07	howardstearns	New Issue
12-12-06 19:06	howardstearns	Note Added: 0008665
12-27-06 19:41	howardstearns	Status	new => resolved
12-27-06 19:41	howardstearns	Resolution	open => fixed
12-27-06 19:41	howardstearns	Assigned To	=> howardstearns
12-27-06 19:41	howardstearns	Note Added: 0008761

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