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Rodrigo Alfonso 2023-02-02 07:09:04 -03:00
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⚠️ IDs are randomly generated. Each time you broadcast or connect, the adapter assigns you a new id.
⚠️ Reading broadcasts is a two-step process: First, you send `0x1c`. Then, wait until the adapter retrieves data (games usually wait 1 full second). Lastly, send a `0x1e` and it will returned what's described above.
⚠️ Reading broadcasts is a two-step process: First, you send `0x1c`. Then, wait until the adapter retrieves data (games usually wait 1 full second). Lastly, send a `0x1e` and it will return what's described above.
#### Setup - `0x17`
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* Responds with 16 bit ID as lower 16 bits if finished, otherwise responds with `0x01000000`.
⚠️ It also responds in its bits 4 and 5 a number that represents the `clientNumber` (0 to 3). Lets say our ID is `abcd`, it will respond `0x0000abcd` if we are the first client that connects to that server, `0x0001abcd` if we are the second one, `0x0010abcd` third, and `0x0011abcd` fourth. Games allow 5 simultaneous adapters at max.
⚠️ It also responds in its bits 4 and 5 a number that represents the `clientNumber` (0 to 3). Lets say our ID is `abcd`, it will respond `0x0000abcd` if we are the first client that connects to that server, `0x0001abcd` if we are the second one, `0x0002abcd` third, and `0x0003abcd` fourth. Games allow 5 simultaneous adapters at max.
#### FinishConnection - `0x21`
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⚠️ Each `SendData` can send up to 90 bytes (or 22 values).
⚠️ The first byte **is a header**, and it has to be correct. Otherwise, the adapter will ignore the command and won't sent any data. The header is as follows:
⚠️ The first byte **is a header**, and it has to be correct. Otherwise, the adapter will ignore the command and won't send any data. The header is as follows:
- For hosts: the number of `bytes` that comes next. For example, if we want to send `0xaabbccdd` and `0x12345678` in the same command, we need to send:
* `0x00000008`, `0xaabbccdd`, `0x12345678`.
- For guests: `(1 << (3 + (1+clientNumber) * 5)) * bytes`. The `clientNumber` is what I described in [IsConnectAttempt](#isfinishedconnect---0x20). For example, if we want to send a single 4-byte value (`0xaabbccdd`):