Unity NetCode 0.0.2-preview.1

cool that worked ty

 

My build is not connecting. Is port forwarding required for testing on a single machine with server/client running on editor and second client running from the build?
I'm using the default NetworkEndPoint.LoopbackIpv4

 

@timjohansson
Hi, thank you for your reply, how about recent official way to stop server?
I tried some options as below, but I'm not sure what option is best for us.

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. var network = OcNetMng.Inst.WorldServer.GetExistingSystem<NetworkStreamReceiveSystem>();
3.  
4. // Option 1
5. network.Enabled = false;
6.  
7. // Option 2
8. network.Driver.Dispose();
9.  
10.  
11. var streamCon = network.GetSingleton<NetworkStreamConnection>();
12.  
13. // Option 3
14. network.Driver.Disconnect(streamCon.Value);

 

@timjohansson
Thank you for your reply!

 

I have implemented the net-cube example in the docs. When I run it with the "Client & Server" option of multiplayer tools, all works fine. But when I run it with the "Server" option, I continuously get the warning "Internal: JobTempAlloc has allocations that are more than 4 frames old - this is not allowed and likely a leak".
Does anyone have a clue on this?

 

@I_Mariachi_I I believe this is an issue caused by some internally allocated native containers ( with lifetime ~4 frames thanks to Allocator.TempJob ) living too long because the framerate is unbounded. I believe that you can solve this in the editor by enabling VSynce in your game view's drop down:



Additionally, I think you may want to try setting Application.TargetFramerate = 60 in your initialization code.

Finally, this is a very old thread for netcode. You may get better luck if you post in the more recent 0.4.0 thread.

 

Thanks for the answer kanesteven. It solved it for me