using System.Collections;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using UnityEngine;

using UnityEngine.UI;

using NETWORK$\_$ENGINE;

public class DicePlayer : NetworkComponent

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public Text Dice;

public InputField NameField;

public Button RollButton;

public override void HandleMessage$($string flag, string value$)$

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public override void NetworkedStart$()$

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if$(!$IsLocalPlayer$)$

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NameField.interactable $=$ false;

RollButton.interactable $=$ false;

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public void UI$\_$SetName$($string s$)$

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public void UI$\_$Roll$()$

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public override IEnumerator SlowUpdate$()$

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while$($IsConnected$)$

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if$($IsServer$)$

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if$($IsDirty$)$

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IsDirty $=$ false;

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yield return new WaitForSeconds$(\mathrm{.}1$f$)$;

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$//$ Start is called before the first frame update

void Start$()$

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GameObject temp $=$ GameObject.Find$("$GameCanvas$")$;

if$($temp $==$ null$)$

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throw new System.Exception$("$ERROR: Could not find game canvas on the scene."$)$;

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else

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this.transform.SetParent$($temp$.$transform$)$;

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$//$ Update is called once per frame

void Update$()$

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Phase $1$: $(10$ Minutes$)$

$1.$ Using the script: DicePlayer, UI$\_$SetName implements the code to send their name as a string.

a$.$ The server will store the player name and then return the value for the client.

b$.($Feel free to check for empty strings$)$

$2.$ The server will not respect the roll command from the player until they have entered a name.

$3.$ Disable the roll button until the name is set on the client side, but ONLY for the local player.

$4.$ Note: It is already disabled for the non$-$local players.

$5.$ Make sure the non$-$local player clients see the name in the input field.

Phase $2$: $(15$ Minutes$)$

$1.$ Use the DicePlayer.UI$\_$Roll function allows the local player to request the server roll six$-$sided

dice $($Random integer between $1$ and $6).$

$2.$ The server will acknowledge the requests to all the clients; HOWEVER, the server will not send a

random number for $1$ second.

$3.$ During the delay between the acknowledgment and the random number, each client will flash a

random number between $1$ and $6$ in the appropriate Dice text field.

a$.$ This random number will be updated every $\mathrm{.}1$ seconds until the server$$s random

number is received. $($Hint: SlowUpdate$)$

b$.$ These random numbers simulate rolling the dice.

c$.$ These random numbers do not need to be synchronized as they are a graphical

component only.

$4.$ Once the clients receive the random number from the server, that value will be displayed in the

Dice text box.

$5.$ The local player can then request another roll.

a$.$ Note: All clients should see each other's dice randomly flashing, waiting for the

server to provide a value.

b$.$ All clients should see the final value given by the server.

Phase $3$: $(15$ minutes$)$

$1.$ Inside slow update setup the IsServer$/$IsDirty template.

a$.$ Any player who joins late should see the last roll and the name of all the other

players.

b$.$ As the state is too transient to worry about, I will not test for a client joining while

the dice is rolling.

$2.$ Make sure IsDirty is set to false after updating