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The packet parser has a tendancy to incorrectly think that there are two packets in one because of the way Node's buffers work. As a result it sometimes triggers the 'setWarp' packet when a 'ready' packet is received, which throws an error as the packet length is incorrect. Currently a simple hack in the 'setWarp' packet is being used, however this will need to be fixed in order to use it.
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The packet parser has a tendancy to incorrectly think that there are two packets in one because of the way Node's buffers work. As a result it sometimes triggers the 'setWarp' packet when a 'ready' packet is received, which throws an error as the packet length is incorrect. Currently a simple hack in the 'setWarp' packet is being used, however this will need to be fixed in order to use it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: