public void uLink_OnConnectedToServer(System.Net.EndPoint server)
{
Printf("Connected to server");
OnConnectToServerFailed = null;
if (Debug.isDebugBuild)
{
// the timeout interval needs to be extended for debug purpose (to avoid disconnect the game network when debugging a code)
uLink.Network.config.timeoutDelay = 10 * 60;
Debug.Log("Debug: The network timeout value has been set to " + uLink.Network.config.timeoutDelay + " seconds");
NetUtils.SetConnectionQualityEmulation(TestingConnectionQuality);
if (ShowNetworkStatistics)
{
NetUtils.DisplayNetworkStatistics();
LastShowNetworkStatistics = ShowNetworkStatistics;
}
}
else
{
uLink.Network.config.timeoutDelay = ClientSetup.TimeoutDelay;
}
}
public void ConnectToServer(IPEndPoint EndPoint, int joinRequestId, ConnectToServerFailedDelegate onConnectToServerFailed)
{
Printf("Connecting to lan server");
PrepareNetworkConnection(onConnectToServerFailed);
uLink.Network.Connect(EndPoint,
"",
NetUtils.CurrentVersion.ToString(),
CloudUser.instance.primaryKey,
CloudUser.instance.nickName,
(int)Application.platform,
joinRequestId);
uLinkStatisticsGUI.HACK_ConnectedServerEndpoint = EndPoint;
}
void PrepareNetworkConnection(ConnectToServerFailedDelegate onConnectToServerFailed)
{
OnConnectToServerFailed = onConnectToServerFailed;
//TODO remove or keep it: this line returns the old timer function which have impact to uLink's network.Time implementation
// maybe it will solve a lagging bug
// Update1: yes keep it for now. It is not going to solve all the problems but there was a serious problem detected in the default timeMeasurementFunction (StopWatch)
// Update2: The stopwatch timer implementation has been fixed
// Update3: batch send re-enabled - let's turn the optimization on again as the new uLink fixed the slow packet re-send
// Update4: batch send disabled back again as it causes some data serialization issues (throwing exception during RPC calls). Still not fixed in uLink 1.5.2
// Update5: we are enabling it back again because a patch in uLink 1.5.3 Lina: "Fixed reported issue "Trying to read past buffer size" during serialization, which previously was also made more evident by batchSendAtEndOfFrame"
// Update6: batch send still not working (same issue as before; appears during several fast consecutive Knockdowns), so disabled yet again!
uLink.Network.config.timeMeasurementFunction = uLink.NetworkTimeMeasurementFunction.TickCount;
uLink.Network.config.batchSendAtEndOfFrame = false;
float timeBetweenPings = 1.0f;
Printf("Changing uLink.Network.config.timeBetweenPings from " + uLink.Network.config.timeBetweenPings + " to " + timeBetweenPings +
" seconds.");
uLink.Network.config.timeBetweenPings = timeBetweenPings;
}
