House

Nor is an AI bound silly bravado ethics.

You can probably delete your question.

Yep, good luck.

That sounds like it ends the coroutine in a non-normal way.

I can't see it from static review.

Weird.

As a debugging step. You have a nested coroutine that starts multiple instances of another coroutine. Maybe simplify it and see how it works?

OK, we'll you'd know more about it. If you're modifying currPos or newVec in your //do stuff section, then you could log the value of closeEnough. Without the code in front of me to debug, I think I'm out of options for troubleshooting :/ I've seen coroutines end prematurely in some situations where they were running into bad code, and I've had enough issues with the debugger to not trust it entirely, so assume that's possible.

Does the coroutine end normally? Or is it ended with something like a StopAllCoroutines() call? Did your log inside the while loop display the closeEnough value?

You don't need the final yield return and you can just do a yield return null; if you essentially just want to delay a frame. (and if you don't care, you should use the null version). As it's written the code after the while loop should execute once closeEnough is true. Are you sure it's not being reached?

Alright, John is the mod while I'm away. Listen to what he says.

Yeah, I get busy. And chat is a time sink.

The site is still getting better everyday. So all's good.

Some people are motivated to take that extra step, others, not. That's fine.

If I'm looking for a solution to a problem and it takes me a while to find it. I think creating a question/answer makes it useful for other people searching for the same thing in the future (And useful for me too when I forget)

No, I'm not accusing you of not helping.

Yeah, that's a motivation question. Some people are here to help themselves and others are here to help others.

Point whore away. So long as the question fits the site and the answer is good, you deserve the points.

StackExchange is FOREVER

Who knows how long those other sites will last or in what format the data will be.

@Lasse Nope, we want this to be the one place. Get all the data here.

Yeah, I searched for a query already made, but didn't find one.

Looks like tag data is exposed for queries.

@JohnHamilton data.stackexchange.com/gamedev/query/new

@doppelgreener Howdy

@JohnHamilton Look at each one.

So other people benefit, of course.

I'll do it both ways: gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/118862/… gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/124474/…

I doubt it comes to a point. Mostly just a rounded vagueness.

They haven't made a javelin that is appropriate for my limp wristed throwing style.

Yeah, no one has a right to be here, it's a privilege. If you're not responsible it's taken away. Pretty simple really.

Right... I think is this why I don't visit chat.

The mod signal.

I saw the light in the sky

Anyone have any links for how Kerbal Space Program does their mods? They appear to have a really nice system for modding most major features of the game. High level architecture or developer talks would be great.

Good luck!

Remove the variables to find your problem.

Don't change scenes right away, get things working first.

Maybe start with a non-custom Network Manager, see how things are supposed to work, then expand from there.

Though, I'd have to agree with the commenter, those don't appear to be bugs. Networking is complicated, and I'm fairly sure you're doing it incorrectly.

Can't help on the reddit stuff, looks like you rage quit that question.

That could certainly be an issue, if you're not correctly changing the scene.

Use the NetworkManager script as it's used in the tutorial and you will see, player objects are added to clients, all clients, when any client joins.

I don't care if the tutorial specifically mentions adding players objects to a client that joins late or not.

Use the NetworkManager script.

I'm telling you, the NetworkManager script does exactly what you're asking for.

How did you test the NetworkManager script?

Go through the tutorial, as I've said in the last few comments. This tutorial: docs.unity3d.com/Manual/UNetSetup.html. Go through it. Read it. Follow the steps. This tutorial: docs.unity3d.com/Manual/UNetSetup.html. If you think that's not what you want, look at the source for NetworkManager and the associated scripts: bitbucket.org/Unity-Technologies/networking/src/…

Try it, it's handled automatically by the NetworkManager script.