I’m trying to follow the example from the documentation.
I can create the lobby correctly. It works!!
The problem is I can only find it using the LobbyID. (That is using my EOS account → dev.epicgames.com). If I search for it using attributes the lobby cannot be found.
That’s why I think something in my configuration may be wrong.
It’s the first time I’ve made a schema like this… I more or less understand how it works.
But I don’t know if there is some syntax error, or maybe there is something missing to be done… the little information available about it is a big problem.
Do you see any error or something missing in it?
Thank you very much for your help!!
ok, i found that for some strange reason the name attributes are not being saved correctly in the lobby… that explains why the searches don’t work…
Now we just need to know why the text strings are not sent…
This is crazy!!
it is impossible to work with this!!
This naming scheme system is wreaking havoc!!
The system unreasonably changes all the names of the lobby attributes and that breaks everything!!
What do I think about this?
1-I think this bug is a disaster (it broke everything).
2-I think that the concept of schema is unnecessarily complicated.
3-I think that using DefaultEngine.ini to define the properties of the attributes is a bad idea (in my opinion it would be better to do it from the C++ code).
4-The “SchemaCompatibilityId” flag makes everything work even worse (it doesn’t help, but it does the opposite).
This is just constructive criticism from the point of view of a regular user. I really hope it helps to improve the API.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for posting this. Thanks to you, my lobby invites are finally working. Honestly, can’t thank you enough for taking the time to post your solution - you are a hero!
