Difference between network objects ids

[winter moth]

I have separated project for client and server and when I spawn player (object id 15 on server) client spawns wall (also 15 id). I have many errors and scene with spawned network objects doesn't work.
What should I do?

[next skiff]

Are the spawnable collections different in the two projects?

Since you mentioned the IDs are the same

[winter moth]

No, they are equal

Guid file is equal in both project for default objects

[next skiff]

Hmm, is this in the default collection or using a new one with addressables perhaps?

[winter moth]

All my prefabs are addressables, but they are also inside default objects list

I can show required files

[winter moth]

I reimported all and refreshed default objects, but it doesn't work

[next skiff]

Hmm, shouldn't they be in their own collection if they are addressables?

[winter moth]

Fishnet added objects automatically

And for what?

I mean all worked early

I updated shared group profile (as I think) and objects ids broked down

I think I need to reappoint objects ids, but its runtime variable, yes?

[next skiff]

It might, yeah, but for packages this needs to be done: https://fish-networking.gitbook.io/docs/guides/features/addressables

[next skiff]

Basically you wouldn't manually assign each object's one, yeah

[winter moth]

I did it some months ago

I thinked it is difference between assets bundle, but they have equal

[winter moth]

No I didn't

Then its strange behaviour

[winter moth]

@next skiff maybe do you know who used addressables with fishnet from supporters?

[next skiff]

I can ask FirstGearGames what advice for debugging it he'd have on Monday

I think the tricky part is usually two different projects for the server and client, which isn't really officially supported

[winter moth]

Yes, I know

You think is problem new version?

I used separated projects some months and all is ok

To be honest, I enjoyed this exp

Except these errors 🥲

[winter moth]

Okay, I will wait for it

[next skiff]

I doubt it, I don't think anything has changed regarding that in the new versions. Although you can try downgrading to see if the older version works

[winter moth]

If I checkout, all is ok (too many changes, idk what happened), but if I installed old version (I used 4.6.5) I see it

Out of range before first if

[next skiff]

Gotcha, it sounds like something else in the game changed instead of the issue arising from the FishNet version, right?

[next skiff]

I guess that's expected if the wrong object is being spawned and thus the object doesn't have the expected components

[winter moth]

Yes, but it isn't global thing

Just some not network code and edited addressables groups

[winter moth]

Objects are equal

[next skiff]

Hey @rich cypress, any idea how to debug Arendrast's issue here?
Basically to summarize, he is having the wrong object spawned on the client side which is causing ObserversRpc not found for hash... and then Client received an unhandled Packetld... errors.
He is using two separate projects for the server and clients and he is also using addressables.
He has the DefaultPrefabObjects showing the same IDs here: #1385881943916150876 message
And the addressables collection loading code here: #1385881943916150876 message

[rich cypress]

Most likely the default prefabs is ordering differently between the projects. It might show they are correct on start, but they also get refresh regularly -- which might be make them desync between projects. I imagine using a single prefab collection and populating manually would work.

[winter moth]

Okay, I tried it. But it isn't right (I checked). I builded asset bundles only with player (with addressables) and it works.
But I don't understand why so

I compared objects through ToString and I saw it

Server
Name [StrawFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24608], Name [StoneFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24586], Name [LocationPlayer] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24344], Name [StoneWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24658], Name [StrawWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24682], Name [StoneWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24754], Name [StrawDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24480], Name [ReinforcedStoneFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24564], Name [WoodenWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24706], Name [StoneDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24438], Name [ReinforcedStoneWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [23976], Name [StrawWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24778], Name [WoodenDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24522], Name [WoodenWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24802], Name [ReinforcedStoneWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24730], Name [ReinforcedStoneDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24396], Name [WoodenFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [24630],

Client:
Name [WoodenFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36778], Name [StrawFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36790], Name [StoneFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36798], Name [LocationPlayer] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36810], Name [StoneWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36822], Name [StrawWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36842], Name [StoneWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36846], Name [StrawDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36854], Name [ReinforcedStoneFloor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36862], Name [WoodenWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36882], Name [StoneDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36890], Name [ReinforcedStoneWall] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36930], Name [StrawWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36934], Name [WoodenDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36938], Name [WoodenWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36946], Name [ReinforcedStoneWindow] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36950], Name [ReinforcedStoneDoor] ObjectId [65535] OwnerId [-1] GameObject HashCode [36974],

All these objects were NetworkObjects lable (I loaded them)

[winter moth]

Objects list must be equal? And by order?

[winter moth]

I mean it and past message

(inside addressables they have equal order)

[winter moth]

I think its more important than default objects

[rich cypress]

@winter mothThe fact that the ObjectId is ushort.max value tells me it's using an unset Id some reason. There is probably an error before the one you're posting.

        /// <summary>
        /// Value used when the ObjectId has not been set.
        /// </summary>
        public const int UNSET_OBJECTID_VALUE = ushort.MaxValue;
        /// <summary>
        /// Value used when the PrefabId has not been set.
        /// </summary>
        public const int UNSET_PREFABID_VALUE = ushort.MaxValue;```

[winter moth]

Maybe, but it showed before calling Add Objects method. After objects ids aren't equal (but not max values, on example 15, 30)

[winter moth]

Okay, I tested one thing. And it helped me... Please, @rich cypress, don't compare objects from addressables by indexes (or network objects collection between client and server?), it's so unintuitive

Different in order broked down all, not objects IDs

And I have one more question

I copied