arcattackandClaude Fable 5
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A pod launched with no BT_SELF asks the relay for a seat before joining: new control frames SEAT_REQUEST (-6) -> relay reserves the lowest roster seat not claimed or reserved (60s reservation so simultaneous joiners can't race onto one seat) -> SEAT_ASSIGN (-7, int32 hostID + NUL tag) becomes relaySelf; everything downstream (egg self-match, HELLO) runs exactly as if BT_SELF had been set. Roster full -> SEAT_FULL (-8) -> clean Fail(). A real HELLO pops the reservation; a pod drop frees the seat. Explicit BT_SELF still claims a specific seat (the operator's local launches use it). Client: L4NetworkManager::RelayRequestSeat (throwaway TCP dial to the relay game port, 10s reply window). Relay: SEAT_REQUEST branch in _handle_game_frame. Operator exporter collapsed from per-seat join_as_playerN.bat to ONE universal join.bat (+ join_lan.bat with BT_RELAY=auto) -- every player gets the same file, first come first served, the arcade walk-up-to-a-pod model. players/ regenerated. Verified: 8/8 seat stub tests (distinct seats in roster order, FULL on exhaustion, claimed+reserved stays FULL, HELLO claim accepted, duplicate HELLO refused); 2-node localhost e2e with NO BT_SELF on either pod -> both seated, full ladder, RunMission pair, UDP flowing post-launch; regression smoke: explicit-BT_SELF relay session clean with zero seat requests, classic mesh (no BT_RELAY) un-regressed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Batchfile
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Batchfile
@echo off
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rem BT411 -- join 107.202.218.169's game (internet). Your seat/mech
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rem is assigned automatically by the operator console.
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set BT_RELAY=107.202.218.169:1500
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cd /d %~dp0content
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..\build\Release\btl4.exe -egg OPERATOR.EGG -net 1501
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