ID on client/server are diferents?

#1 Object IDs are different for server/client. This helps with security.

There are conversion routines for C++ to help convert between the two though.

- Melv.

#2 It's possible netConnection::resolveObjectFromGhostIndex resolve my problem?

#3 Yes. If you look at "NetConnection.h", it describes (in dOxygen format), the info you require.

Here it is...

/// Ghosting is the most complex, and most powerful, part of Torque's networking capabilities. It
/// allows the information sent to clients to be very precisely matched to what they need, so that
/// no excess bandwidth is wasted. The control object's onCameraScopeQuery() is called, to determine
/// scoping information for the client; then objects which are in scope are then transmitted to the
/// client, prioritized by the results of their getPriority() method.
///
/// There is a cap on the maximum number of ghosts; ghost IDs are currently sent via a 10-bit field,
/// ergo, there is a cap of 1024 objects ghosted per client. This can be easily raised; see the
/// GhostConstants enum.
///
/// Each object ghosted is assigned a ghost ID; the client is _only_ aware of the ghost ID. This acts
/// to enhance game security, as it becomes difficult to map objects from one connection to another, or
/// to reliably identify objects from ID alone. IDs are also reassigned based on need, making it hard
/// to track objects that have fallen out of scope (as any object which the player shouldn't see would).
///
/// resolveGhost() is used on the client side, and resolveObjectFromGhostIndex() on the server side, to
/// turn ghost IDs into object references.
///
/// The NetConnection is a SimGroup. On the client side, it contains all the objects which have been
/// ghosted to that client. On the server side, it is empty; it can be used (typically in script) to
/// hold objects related to the connection. For instance, you might place an observation camera in the
/// NetConnnection. In both cases, when the connection is destroyed, so are the contained objects.

- Melv.

#4 Ok thx.

I'm working in a console method for make this accesible from script.

Bye

#5 .... these method already exist :P

int NetConnection::getGhostID (int realID)


and i have learned objectID and ghostID are not same.

#6 Thx big time Melv...

you've come to the rescue once again...

--Mike