Game Center Match Object Created but Starting the Match?

[doffing81]

This is where I'm at. This code executes, and expectedPlayerCount goes down to 0, so is it safe to say the match was created?

- (void)matchmakerViewController:(GKMatchmakerViewController *)viewController didFindMatch:(GKMatch *)match
{
    [self dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
    self.p2pMatch = match; // Use a retaining property to retain the match.
    // Start the game using the match.
	NSLog(@"Start Match");
	[self clearView];
	[self.view insertSubview:mainGameScreen.view atIndex:0];
	// Start the match.
	NSLog(@"%i", p2pMatch.expectedPlayerCount);
}

but this code does not, which I thought would be done automatically?!?

- (void)match:(GKMatch *)match player:(NSString *)playerID didChangeState:(GKPlayerConnectionState)state
{
    switch (state)
    {
        case GKPlayerStateConnected:
			NSLog(@"Connected");
			break;
        case GKPlayerStateDisconnected:
            // a player just disconnected.
			NSLog(@"disConnected");
			break;
    }
   /* if (!self.matchStarted && match.expectedPlayerCount == 0)
    {
        self.matchStarted = YES;
        // handle initial match negotiation.
    }*/
}

Could it be a delegation issue? Currently I have the mainViewController as the matchDelegate, should the new view (mainGameScreen) be the delegate? Or could it be something else I'm missing??

[doffing81]

If the expectedPlayerCount is down to 0, aren't the players considered to be connected, or rather hasn't the match started, and the code I want to run (yet isn't)

match: player: didChangeState:

is unnecessary, or does it still need to be intitialized, and players connected to? I just can't get to the point of sending and receiving data.

[doffing81]

Ahhh, forgot:

self.p2pMatch.delegate = self;