About LoadBalancing

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Trinad
Trinad
edited June 2012 in Photon Server
what a different InstanceLoadBalancing and Instance1? And how to instance game map for Unity3d on a server? more correctly, to connect a current map.

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  • dreamora
    dreamora ✭
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    LoadBalancing is the multi server tech, while Instance1 contains Lite, LiteLobby and MMO

    and the later is not possible at all, photon does not instantiate anything. Its just message forwarding, the client side stuff (anything related with media) is a client side thing
    Best check out the Unity Client SDK or Photon Unity Networking on the unity asset store
  • Trinad
    Trinad
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    And how to start any region or game field when the players are connected, on a server. more correctly, when sufficient number of players. example
  • dreamora
    dreamora ✭
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    You create the room and make the other users join it.

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