Sorry for the delayed answer. We are not using the MD debugger here (for mostly historical reasons of it not having been supported earlier and MD sucking really bad). So I cannot give you any good hints of what could be wrong and how to fix it. But generally Unity editor does not release resources w...

There were some recent UDP fixes in the latest server release. Did this fix it for you?

/Thomas

What browser are you using? And what happens if you do the same in the Unity editor running the game - please check the log (also the editor.log and player.log) files for any errors or hints. Browsers and the Unity webplayer in certain combinations are ultra sensitive to null reference exceptions. F...

We only use regex 2 places and both these are in bluebox code only. Meaning the web based protocol when socket connections fail. So the quick answer is to use sockets if you want highest performance. But I'll take a look at the code and see if we can rework the 2 regex into something cheaper perform...

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The issue on CentOS with Error occurred during initialization of VM java/lang/NoClassDefFoundError: java/lang/Object comes from CentOS not liking the rt.jar.pack file. If you uncompress the rt.jar.pack file (or copy an already uncompressed rt.jar file into jre/lib) then it works! No idea why - but j...

Thx Marco - expected as much.

No change either in client side that should have this effect.

Do you by any chance have the opportunity to try to run the server on default ports and test?

Is there a repro case that Marco and I can get access to that will work in our ends showing the problem?

/Thomas

Sounds like a dramatic drop. I guess it depends on your machine, server, bandwidth etc. But anyways - as I wrote in the tutorial http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/ExamplesUnity/object-movement "You should notice that using User Variables is not the most efficient and scalable way to send object ...

The C# API is using a string[] to store error messages in. I changed that to now use a List<string> instead.

If you hit me up with a PM with your email, I can send you a SVN build so we can test this and make certain it works as you expect it.

/T

This will be part of the next C# and Java APIs

Hmmm, Thats weird. We are running 3.5.6 in the studio and no one has complained (and trust me - they would). Then again we are running SVN version, so if there has been a mistake with the build machine not having been 100% up to date on 1.0.3 then you would run something different than us. Hit me up...

I'm still running 2.2 on my production setup, so not run into this one yet.

First up though - what client version are you running, since the line numbers dont match up against mine (latest SVN - v 1.0.4)

Anyways - Marco - any changes server side in 2.3 that could influence UDP?

/T

There is no client side performance stats tool.

What you can do is get a tcp dump / network sniffer and run it to count network in and out of your client.

Server side you have (as mentioned) the admin tool that will tell you everything as seen from server

Yep - my fault. Sorry.

Is the new one working for you?

Its an internal message - simply havent been able to catch it (so its not printed) while keeping the logic working about disconnection handling.

So safe to ignore - annoying to get in your log.

/Thomas