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- clientLoop is a long running routine that runs a netcode client
- serveLoop starts a netcode server
- ReadConnectToken reads a token from a byte buffer
- decryptPacket decrypts a single packet
- validateSequence validates the sequence length .
- getConnectToken gets the netcode token
- readSequence reads a single packet from the buffer
- NewServer returns a new Server .
- NewClient returns a new Client
- ReadChallengeToken reads a challenge token from a buffer
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QUESTION
I copy and pasted Unity Netcode's example code from https://docs-multiplayer.unity3d.com/docs/advanced-topics/message-system/clientrpc to test it out. This is my exact code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 02:48This class needs to be derived from NetworkBehavior not MonoBehaviour else it won't be networked.
Make sure to add using.Unity.Netcode; at the top of the class.
Hope this helps!
QUESTION
Is there any way to diagnose Unmanaged memory leak ?
I am using .NET 5.0 Console App with NETCode (barcode) library. The program it self is simple it calls barcode library & creates a base64string from Image 5000 times, I am using 'using blocks' therefore disposing is also being handled.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 09:19I was able to solve the issue, and the solution applies to anyone using System.Drawing.Bitmap on linux.
The issue is not related to NetBarcode, System.Drawing.Common (atleast on windows). On linux environment we use libgdiplus. NetBarcode.Barcode.GetImage() creates a bitmap:
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Answered 2021-Dec-31 at 08:16A
, B
and C
are not vectors, they are points. If you want to compute the angle between two vectors, you should use B - A
and A - C
.
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I'm completely stuck. My game in unity works well in the editor, but crashes on launch on IOS. I'm using AWS Gamelift for multiplayer, which might be the culprit since it built fine before integrating it. For the actual networking code I'm using the new unity DOTS Netcode package.
In my plugins folder I have the following dlls for the client.
- AWSSDK.CognitoIdentity
- AWSSDK.CognitoIdentityProvider
- AWSSDK.CognitoSync
- AWSSDK.Core
- AWSSDK.Extensions.CognitoAuthentication
- AWSSDK.Gamelift
- AWSSDK.Lambda
- AWSSDK.SecurityToken
- Microsoft.Bcl.AsyncInterfaces
- System.Threading.Tasks.Extensions
- log4net
In the editor everything runs perfectly. I can connect to GameLift, create a game session etc. When I build, it completes successfully, but crashes on launch, showing a empty scene with a skybox, and the following error in Xcode console:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 21:16I managed to solve this issue with much difficulty and a solid week of work. Here are the steps I did to fix it. in case anyone else has problems in the future.
- Make sure I had updated AWS SDK dlls. I got these with nuget in rider, then dragged the netstandard2.0 dll into the plugins folder. Note: Look very carefully at the dependencies listed in nuget. I had to use a slightly older version the AWS SDK to be compatible with the cognitoAuthentification.dll.
Here is a screenshot of the packages in rider. The package versions seemed to matter a lot. Check the dependencies carefully.
Use Amazon.Extensions.CognitoAuthentication.dll and NOT AWSSDK.Extensions.CognitoAuthentication.dll
Delete everything in link.xml file. Only include the following entry:
QUESTION
Okay so I'm trying to make a multiplayer game using a self built netcode in unity3d using c#,
The thing is since I'm using raw tcp I need to convert everything to a byte[] but I got sick of using Array.Copy. Since I'm reserving a few bytes of every message sent over a network as sort of a message identifier that I can use to interpret the data I receive.
So my question is, for the purpose of making this code more friendly to myself, is it a terrible idea to use a list of bytes instead of a byte array and once I've prepared the message to be sent I can just call .ToArray on that list?
Would this be terrible for performance?
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Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 12:02As a general rule when dealing with sockets: you should usually be working with oversized arrays (ArrayPool.Shared
can be useful here), and then use the Send
overloads that accepts either the byte[], int, int
(offset+count), or ArraySegment
- so you aren't constantly re-copying things, and can re-use buffers. However, frankly: you may also way to look into "pipelines"; this is the new IO API that Kestrel uses that deals with all the buffer management for you, so you don't have to. In the core framework, pipelines is currently mostly server-focused, but this is being improved hopefully in .NET 5 as part of "Bedrock" - however, client-side pipelines wrappers are available in Pipelines.Sockets.Unofficial
(on NuGet).
To be explicit: no, constantly calling ToArray()
on a List
is not a good way of making buffers more convenient; that will probably work, but could contribute to GC stalls, plus it is unnecessary overhead in your socket code.
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