theoretically reworked packet structure for gamestart event + fixed client issue flooding the server with packets

Game_Client/Classes/Game/Events/GameStart.py

@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ from Classes.System.Components.InputHandler import InputHandler
 
 # send from the server to tell the player the game starts
 # gives the client its and the opponents stats (not cards!!)
-def GameStart(world: World, handCards:list, inputHandler:InputHandler, owner:Player, opponent:Player):
+def GameStart(world: World, handCards:list, inputHandler:InputHandler, opponent:Player):
     index:int = 0
     world.setEnemy(opponent)
 
     for card in handCards:
-        world.AddToPlayerHand(Card(pygame.Vector2(500 + (index + 100), 1050), f"Assets/Cards/{card}/", inputHandler, owner))
+        world.AddToPlayerHand(Card(pygame.Vector2(500 + (index + 100), 1050), f"Assets/Cards/{card}/", inputHandler, world.getPlayer()))
     

Game_Client/Classes/Game/Events/Login.py

@@ -16,7 +16,9 @@ def Login(tcpClient:TCPClient):
     tcpClient.send(payload)
 
 # server response for login event
-def LoginResponse(message:json):
+def LoginResponse(message:dict, world:World):
     # checks if the response on the login request is successfull
     if message["status"] != "success":
-        print("login failed")
+        print("login failed")
+    else:
+        world.setPlayer(Player(0,0, message["username"], message["id"]))

Game_Client/Classes/Game/Events/PlaceCard.py

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ from Classes.Game.World import World
 from Classes.System.Components.InputHandler import InputHandler
 
 # the event the client sends to the server when it places a card
-def PlaceCard(tcpClient, card):
+def PlaceCard(tcpClient, card, id):
     # todo: send card information to the server
     # todo: required info is:
     #   - position
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ def PlaceCard(tcpClient, card):
         "event":"placecard",
         "card": card.getID(),
         "type": card.getType(),
+        "user": id,
         "x": card.getPos().x,
         "y": card.getPos().y,
     }