Authorative Movement; NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
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Dear Forum!
After having first asked this question: link here:link here, I tried a lot.
Background: I am trying to implement the Authorative Movement, following this tutorial - link here - and I keep getting the same error. I have used different prefabs with different entity settings.
I have also tried the Advanced Tutorials folder in the samples folder. The error I got was still the same. Now I am starting to think this is not a programming error. Might it be a setup error? Or must I use two different laptops for it to work?
Here is the error code:
I haven't changed anything from the Advanced Tutorials code. I am really confused.
Any help is much appreciated
Cheers,
Laurence.
After having first asked this question: link here:link here, I tried a lot.
Background: I am trying to implement the Authorative Movement, following this tutorial - link here - and I keep getting the same error. I have used different prefabs with different entity settings.
I have also tried the Advanced Tutorials folder in the samples folder. The error I got was still the same. Now I am starting to think this is not a programming error. Might it be a setup error? Or must I use two different laptops for it to work?
Here is the error code:
NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object Bolt.AdvancedTutorial.ServerCallbacks.SceneLoadRemoteDone (BoltConnection connection) (at Assets/Photon/samples/AdvancedTutorial/scripts/Callbacks/ServerCallbacks.cs:90) BoltInternal.GlobalEventListenerBase.SceneLoadRemoteDoneInvoke (BoltConnection connection) (at <700d983e76cb4a2c8382c87b066b3956>:0) UnityEngine.Debug:LogException(Exception) BoltLog:Exception(Exception) BoltInternal.GlobalEventListenerBase:SceneLoadRemoteDoneInvoke(BoltConnection) BoltInternal.BoltCore:InvokeRemoteSceneCallbacks() BoltInternal.BoltCore:Poll() BoltPoll:FixedUpdate()
I haven't changed anything from the Advanced Tutorials code. I am really confused.
Any help is much appreciated
Cheers,
Laurence.
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