Why is my player 1 not player 1 for player 2

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:bust_in_silhouette: Asked By qwertyhim513

I know that the title is a little ambiguous so let me try to explain with images.

I’m basically trying to set up a multiplayer server where up to 6 people can play together P2P, with on player serving as the server. For my example, I will just demonstrate 2 players.
When players are in and the “START BUTTON” is pressed, they all spawn in. The picture on the left is the server, who I gave the name “Player1”, while the picture on the right is the client who I gave a name of “Player 2”. Note that I don’t have any function that iterates the number at the end, which could possible be causing the error, thus they could be named “Steve” and “Henry”

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As you can see, player 1 and player 2 are different for the server vs client. When I try to move them, moving is shown in both the server and the client. HOWEVER, when I try to move them, only “player1 in server/player2 in client” would move as seen below.

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The code I used for this project was highly based upon the Multiplayer Bomberman demo in Godot. When I press the start button, the following code will run.

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This is the code that runs the moment you switch scenes.

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Can anyone assist me with this issue? I’m pretty new to networking in Godot and I’ve been stuck for quite some time on this already.

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:bust_in_silhouette: Reply From: lewis glasgow 
func _ready():

or when a new player enters the game

for i in range(get_tree().get_network_connected_peers().size()):
    #		assuming that you set the player's node name to the peer id
    		if name == str(get_tree().get_network_connected_peers()[i]):
    			name_tag = i
    			rpc("set_name",name_tag)
    
    remote func set_name(n):
    	name_tag = i