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Croquet(master) / Croquet(participant)

rogerther
I was playing with Croquet(master) / Croquet(participant) harness class and in
the setupMaster I found that if I change the line
island := self createIsland: SimpleWorld named: 'Master'.
to
island := self createIsland: SimpleWorld named: 'MasterOfFear'.
I couldn't connect to master using participant.

Of course it doesn't have to be 'MasterOfFear'. It can be any string.

If think this is strange since the name is just a string used in a list of
available islands.

Does this has to do with the cache files? I already deleted them and still
can't change the name parameter and get the participant to connect.

I'm using image Croquet1.0.10.image

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.
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Croquet(master) / Croquet(participant)

rogerther
I discovered that there is a reference to "Master" in the setupLocal of
CroquetHarness:

 postcard := TPostcard new routerAddress: nil "don't know what it is"
 id: nil "don't know what it is"
 name: 'Master'
 viewpointName: #masterSpace.

So if I change the name in in setupMaster I have to change the name here too.
Now I just need to find the reference to the "recurse" name in setupMaster
 rIsland := self createIsland: RecurseWorld named: 'Recurse'.

Because if I change this name to anything else, the portal behaves like a
mirror and the 3D portal is empty.

All this to make portals to 2 different worlds.

Any help is very appreciated.

Thanks all.
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Croquet(master) / Croquet(participant)

David Faught
Please take a look at
http://croquetconsortium.org/index.php/WAN/LAN%2C_Connecting_and_Discovery

Sorry to be abrupt, but I don't have time for more right now.
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Re: Croquet(master) / Croquet(participant)

LawsonEnglish
David Faught wrote:
> Please take a look at
> http://croquetconsortium.org/index.php/WAN/LAN%2C_Connecting_and_Discovery
>
> Sorry to be abrupt, but I don't have time for more right now.
>
>  

Thanks, I think that is what I'm looking for also. Now, to just get a
few SLers on Crquet so we can start testing