Released: 2018-11-01
- We have upgraded to use SpatialOS 13.3.0.
Released: 2018-10-17
- The UnityClient worker no longer tries to login with a previously-used worker ID. You will no longer see this error message:
[improbable.receptionist.ReceptionistServiceImpl] Worker trying to login with previously used worker ID: UnityClient[...]. This is not allowed, please use a unique worker ID for each login attempt
- Improved performance for EntityPrefab loading in editor playmode. You will now see a short progress bar when entering play mode while EntityPrefabs are being prepared for loading.
- We have removed the
useExternalIp
command line flag. It is now be automatically set totrue
for UnityClient and tofalse
for UnityWorker. To setUseExternalIp
directly, callSpatialOS.Configuration.UseExternalIp
before connecting to SpatialOS.
Released: 2018-07-05
- We have upgraded to use SpatialOS 13.1.0.
- The timeout argument for sending commands (both schema defined commands and worker commands such as
CreateEntity
,DeleteEntity
, ...) is now properly respected.
Released: 2018-06-06
- We have added support for Unity 2018.1.3.
- We have removed support for Unity 5.6 and below. The minimum version supported is now 2017.3.0.
- We have removed the
Improbable.Unity.MinimalBuildSystem.Configuration.FallbackIndentLevelScope
class, which provided backwards compatibility with Unity 5.6 and below. In the unlikely event that you've used this class, please useUnityEditor.EditorGUI.IndentLevelScope
instead. It should drop into place with no other changes necessary. - We have removed the Unity 5.6 build target
StandaloneOSXIntel64
inplayer-build-config.json
. You should change this toStandaloneOSX
.
Released: 2018-05-24
- Deregistering a command response twice will no longer throw an exception.
- When a user exits a game while trying to connect, the connection failure callback reason now says "An application quit signal was received." Previously the reason was blank.
- The worker now sends component updates correctly including when its authority loss is imminent.