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@Ali_RS

12:56:35,898 INFO [SerializerRegistrationsMessage] Skipping registration of SerializerRegistrationsMessage.

Seems like maybe you left out the beginning of the log where all of the classes were registered.

[Ali_RS]

Oops!! Sorry i forgot to set <Logger name="com.jme3.network" level="TRACE"/>

I enabled trace and output is toooo huge to put here,
I searched for Quatd and it is already registered

13:22:00,360 INFO  [SerializerRegistrationsMessage] Registering:Registration[-83 = com.simsilica.mathd.Quatd, serializer=null]
13:22:00,362 DEBUG [Serializer] Registered class[-83]:class com.simsilica.mathd.Quatd to:com.jme3.network.serializing.serializers.FieldSerializer@1ebc64cb
13:22:00,363 DEBUG [SerializerRegistrationsMessage]    result:SerializerRegistration[-83, class com.simsilica.mathd.Quatd, com.jme3.network.serializing.serializers.FieldSerializer@1ebc64cb]

I did not find Vec3d in there. It is not registered for sure.
If you want i can also upload trace log to somewhere for downloading.

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@Ali_RS

I did not find Vec3d in there. It is not registered for sure.

I can’t look at the code right now because I’m in the middle of a windows disk repair on that machine. So you will have to find where it’s missing.

Perhaps the older code didn’t use Vec3d.

[Ali_RS]

Okay, I will take a look.
Thanks.

[mitm]

Is there someplace I can learn about the <Configuration> element for the xml file?

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Shoot… I was really hoping that would fix it. When the error happens it’s when you first connect (ie: click “Connect”), right? Another thing you can try is to set the logging level on the server so that it logs every message it sends. ie: add this to your log4j2.xml (or your server-log4j2.xml if you are running a stand-alone server): <Logger name="com.jme3.network.base.DefaultServer" level="TRACE" /> Like, to be 100% clear, this is what my log4j.xml file has in it right now: <?xml vers…

Cant seem to find the breakdown on the slf4j site for some reason.

There is some mentions of the <Configuration> element here,
https://www.slf4j.org/extensions.html

but nothing explaining the content for this specific use you have.

Edit: This is log4j xml. Just figured it out after reading the gradle file on the simethereal site. My gradle.build was from bootmonkey and built by hand afterwards so didnt see that.

In other words. Never Mind…

[mitm]

For posterity.
https://logging.apache.org/log4j/2.x/manual/configuration.html

[mitm]

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In the sim-eth-es example, I’ve just checked in a new GameServer.java that has what should be a work-around for this problem. Hopefully this fixes the issue until a more correct one can be added to SpiderMonkey… but that’s much trickier as it turns out.

Added this fix to sim-eth-basic since it had the same problem.

See message,

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Also, while playing around with the latest version, I noticed a couple of things. I changed the camera to a top down view and flew really far away. When I logged in another client (on the same computer) it showed a ghost copy of my original ship. If I flew back within range it would disappear. http://sli.mg/Bdessb for a screenshot Second issue, which I had occur to me on my previous build which I had modified quite heavily so I just figured it was something I had done. I occasionally get this m…

PR is here.

Added fix for Error deserializing object, class ID: -48 exception

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Applied.