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    Asset server: File already exists on server

    Unity iPhone. Does that make a difference?
    Post by: Poita_, Jan 11, 2010 in forum: Editor & General Support
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    Asset server: File already exists on server

    If I create a file, e.g. script.cs, commit it, delete it, create a new script with the same name and try to commit then the asset server reports...
    Thread by: Poita_, Jan 11, 2010, 3 replies, in forum: Editor & General Support
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    Adding animation clips via script

    I'm having a speed/memory problem when adding animations via script. I have a character model that has 100+ animations spanning around 1800...
    Thread by: Poita_, Dec 17, 2009, 3 replies, in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    16-bit textures padded to 32-bit?

    Interesting, the ARM does need to align, so that sounds possible. Note that it would only effect RAM usage, not bundle size, and you should...
    Post by: Poita_, Dec 2, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Has anyone actually managed to get .NET sockets working?

    Like I said, it doesn't work with Bytecode Stripping. You have to use Strip Assemblies or no stripping at all. Also, I don't believe the Dns...
    Post by: Poita_, Dec 2, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Has anyone actually managed to get .NET sockets working?

    I provided source and they said that they couldn't reproduce it (it worked fine for them), which was what caused me to start playing around with...
    Post by: Poita_, Dec 2, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Has anyone actually managed to get .NET sockets working?

    I did file a bug for the original problem and had an email conversation with someone at Unity about it. However, when I told them about the...
    Post by: Poita_, Dec 2, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Has anyone actually managed to get .NET sockets working?

    I've actually solved this now. There was no problem with my code after all -- the problem was that it didn't work with Strip Bytecode for some reason.
    Post by: Poita_, Dec 2, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    No Collider.enabled... but Collider.active is deprecated.

    Well, that's not really the issue here. It's just that the documentation says that you're supposed to use something that doesn't exist. Of course,...
    Post by: Poita_, Dec 2, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    No Collider.enabled... but Collider.active is deprecated.

    Ok, that works. So it was just an oversight? Should I submit a bug or is it a known issue?
    Post by: Poita_, Dec 1, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    No Collider.enabled... but Collider.active is deprecated.

    How are you "correctly" supposed to disable a Collider? Collider.active is marked as deprecated, and it instructs you to use Collider.enabled...
    Thread by: Poita_, Nov 27, 2009, 9 replies, in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    The struct / static typing performance power-up

    You know that this: Is the time spent in your scripts? i.e. what you are optimizing? Most of your time is spent skinning your models and...
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 23, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Application.GarbageCollect not clearing memory leak

    GC.Collect runs the Mono GC, not Application.GarbageCollectUnusedAssets().
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 20, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Application.GarbageCollect not clearing memory leak

    Application.GarbageCollectUnusedAssets has nothing to do with Objective-C allocated memory, or even memory allocated in Mono. It is purely for...
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 20, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Application.GarbageCollect not clearing memory leak

    Well, memory allocations are slow in themselves. IIRC malloc in C takes on average around 100 clock cycles, and I can't imagine that Mono's would...
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 20, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Application.GarbageCollect not clearing memory leak

    None of those things that you listed cause memory leaks. Strings are just plain slow, and may cause heap allocations, but won't leak unless you...
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 20, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    iphone C# question re: InvalidCastException

    Note that, if you don't need to store it, you can do this to avoid casting: Component[] components = ...; foreach (Task task in components) {...
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 19, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    iphone C# question re: InvalidCastException

    Unfortunately, there is no simple way to cast arrays of BaseType to DerivedType in C# 1.1. The iteration way that you've shown is the usual way to...
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 19, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Are static classes / vars easier to hack ?

    If someone has gotten to the point where they can freely read and write to your app's memory then you're in trouble no matter how your memory is...
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 17, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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    Turning Accelerometer on off with scripts?

    You can, but you'll need to use call through to native code.
    Post by: Poita_, Nov 10, 2009 in forum: iOS and tvOS
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