Codemasters TeamHey, Im trying to hook up my app after setting up in my new place, but I seem kind of lost right now. This used to work, but the only changes Ive made are Im now using PS5.
I have a playstation 5, connected via LAN.
I have a desktop computer running Python connected via WI-FI.
Python code below used to work:
from telemetry_f1_2021.listener import TelemetryListener
listener = TelemetryListener(port=20777, host='127.0.0.1')
packet = listener.get()
print (packet)
I am not receiving anything.
How can I debug this, could it be that my router is in the way?
This works now.
Trying to build a Python Wrapper.
When testing, I spectate random multiplayer games and when building my SessionPacket, I'm either not receiving some data, or I am formatting wrong.
from OP's UDP specification
int8 m_trackTemperature; // Track temp. in degrees celsius
In my script
tracktemperature = rawutil.unpack("<b", udp_packet[21:22])
I keep receiving the number "0"
Is this due to bad format, or is data limited to spectators?
@oosbn3x4q97a wrote:This works now.
Trying to build a Python Wrapper.
When testing, I spectate random multiplayer games and when building my SessionPacket, I'm either not receiving some data, or I am formatting wrong.
from OP's UDP specification
int8 m_trackTemperature; // Track temp. in degrees celsiusIn my script
tracktemperature = rawutil.unpack("<b", udp_packet[21:22])
I keep receiving the number "0"
Is this due to bad format, or is data limited to spectators?
It seems to be working for me as a spectator. Which m_TrackTemperature are you looking at - the main one at byte 26 (this is the one I checked) or one of the values in m_weatherForecastSamples?
I'm not familiar with Python, but if the [21:22] relates to the byte position in the packet then you're still inside the header at that point, might be irrelevant.
@prime_goose my ps5 settings has 192.168.178.37 as its ipv4 setting. Should I set the in-game UDP IP address same to this?
@oosbn3x4q97a can you elaborate if you got it to work using Python?
