Breaking changes in Photon Unity library and Photon Server

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Lizzy
Lizzy
edited October 2013 in Photon Server
Hi,
Can you please re-update Photon Server to use client-libraries 3.2.xx?
The Photon client library 3.2.2.1 has breaking changes which the Photon Server ships an older version of Photon client library.

I refer to:

\lib\Photon3DDotNet which is 3.0.1.17
\lib\Photon3Unity3d which is 3.0.1.17 <--- ????

Please advice how to upgrade from 3.0 to 3.2 latest when the server ships with old files.

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] ✭
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    Hi Lizzy,

    the Unity Client SDK is not intended to be used on Photon Server, and, vice versa, the PhotonUnity3d lib that is part of the Photon Server SDK is only intended to be used for some tests or things like the MMO demo client, so it should not matter that it not the latest version.

    There is no need to update the PhotonUnity3d lib in the Server SDK when you update it on the client side.

    To which project are you referring exactly?

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