You can install it by name com.unity.multiplayer.center You will also need com.unity.multiplayer.widgets and com.unity.services.multiplayer

What networking package are you using?

@@MemphisGameDevs mirror +Kcp transport

That is probably an issue with mirror and not playfab. Unless the clients are just not connecting to the server

I believe there is also an email they may have to confirm when they join the organization. They should add the shared project in the Unity Hub as Remote Projects

As far as unity is concerned, Mac and Windows are the same platform. But if you wanted to also port to webGL or Mobile, then you would use different branches for those

If git works for you and your team then that's great. No need to switch. GitHub for Unity works awesome. For folks looking for an alternative this is one of many.

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I'm just using the Windows version. Mine is at "C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe"

for those that want a start on fixing the players rotation to camera. i created a new float3 called FixedRotation in characterControl (ThirdPersonCharacterControlComponent.cs) [Serializable] public struct ThirdPersonCharacterControl : IComponentData { public float3 MoveVector; public float3 FixedRotaion; public bool Jump; } -------------------------------------------------------------------- in ThirdPersonPlayerFixedStepControlSystem.cs characterControl.FixedRotaion = cameraForwardOnUpPlane; // Move characterControl.MoveVector = (playerInputs.MoveInput.y * cameraForwardOnUpPlane) + (playerInputs.MoveInput.x * cameraRight); ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- in ThirdPersonCharacterAspect.cs around where this code is changed the MoveVector to FixedRotation //if (math.lengthsq(characterControl.MoveVector) > 0f) { CharacterControlUtilities.SlerpRotationTowardsDirectionAroundUp(ref characterRotation, baseContext.Time.DeltaTime, math.normalizesafe(characterControl.FixedRotaion), MathUtilities.GetUpFromRotation(characterRotation), characterComponent.RotationSharpness); }

Ох, это было бы шикарно 😁 как бы я хотел оказаться на месте того счастливого парнишки😢

No problem. That line doesn't actually do anything. It should have been removed. "GetLastNotificationReadDate()" makes it redundant anyways.

There are a few ways you can do this. Check the docs here for samples docs.unity.com/ugs/en-us/manual/cloud-code/manual/modules/how-to-guides/cross-player-data#Retrieve_player_IDs

Looks like notifications all have a case id and a project id. They also have a created at date which is how you can tell the last one that got read

@@MemphisGameDevs I just can’t find documentation to suggest whether created at it unique, I guess it should be. They need to publish example content.

Lol, not a professional by any means. But updating to 1.8 is not going to break anything for you but like you saw it's nothing revolutionary that you can't do other ways. There is no harm in updating and then using the new features as they come up. The old rpcs will continue to work for backwards compatibility

As far as I can tell, it's not device specific. So you don't have to display the same notifications across PC and mobile. But I'm not a lawyer or even in the EU.

Thanks! And yeah if you can't open the project in Unity then your next bet is to use the stand-alone app. You can convert to an old checkpoint from there

Thanks! I decided to err on the side of too much info rather than not enough.

It is Quest only. Unfortunately it relies on cameras that the Rift just doesn't have.

I tried this but... still having the same error: "[ClientWorld] The default physics world contains 1 dynamic physics objects which are not ghosts. This is not supported! In order to have client-only physics, you must setup a custom physics world: - Entity(408:1) ThirdPersonCharacter" Character controller is frozen in place and physics won't simulate, can't control movement. I tried it in both Unity 6 and latest LTS versions.

You'll need to be on Unity 2023.1 or later docs-multiplayer.unity3d.com/mppm/current/install/

@@MemphisGameDevs Aha. I'm on 2022.3. Will look into updating maybe. I think there are some things in the Asset Store that might be an alternative anyway.

@@n_mckean ParrelSync is recommended docs-multiplayer.unity3d.com/netcode/current/tutorials/testing/testing_locally/#parrelsync

Thanks, that means a lot! You create a new entity and put the rpc component on it. You use ghost components if you want to sync existing component values

This means that you have an entity with a rigidbody/physics body that is not a ghost. Even if it's an in scene object it will still need to be a ghost

@@MemphisGameDevs I disabled the Capsule Collider on the ThirdPersonCharacter, and that fixed the error, but I still have a problem when I build/run the game and nothing moves. The character controller doesn't fall due to gravity and I can't control it.. Any ideas what might be causing this? Followed all steps and tried in the latest version as well as 1.0.0-exp22 in Unity 6

is there i way i could share the project for review github ?

This should be it. Hopefully I haven't broken it in the meantime github.com/evilotaku/Netcode-for-Entities-Tutorial

Hi thx but sems that now it work perfectly fine after i reloaded the project today i got a DefaultInputActions.cs file in my project folder. It work without the missing referance i just got the leak detection. I will check your repo to see where it come from i didn't find any tutorial or good explanation how to fix this Persistent allocation@@MemphisGameDevs

Wow there is a lot more stuff on the project who is out of this video scop maybe i should go for all the playlist step by step.