Photon Unity Implementation

Options
robbymgood
robbymgood
edited September 2012 in Photon Unity Networking (PUN)
Hi,

I am planning to use Photon Unity Networking plugin in my Unity game app built for Android.

Is Photon Unity Networking plugin a pure C# implementation or is it a JNI wrapper on top of native Android implementation?

Please let me know as it will help me understand the architecture better.

Thanks,
Robby

Comments

  • dreamora
    dreamora ✭
    Options
    Photon Unity is pure C# + .NET sockets.
    So all perfectly fine but you need to own a Android Pro license / iOS Pro license to use it on mobile as UT decided to make System.Net sockets a pro only feature on mobile. The only networking available in the entry level mobile licenses is unity networking or WWW

Cookies,
anyone?

We use cookies and related technologies to enhance your experience, show you personalised content and analyze performance and traffic on our website. By clicking on the „Accept All“ button you consent to the use of non-functional cookies and the subsequent processing of personal data to optimize our website and services as described in more detail in our Privacy and Cookie Policy.

By clicking on the „Customize or Deny all“ button you can decide otherwise. Clicking on the „Customize“ button will take you to a page where you can configure the usage of non-functional cookies (and related technologies) or deny all of them. You can access these settings at any time and also subsequently deselect cookies at any time in the footer area of our website.

ACCEPT ALL

Cookie Overview

We use the following categories of cookies and related technologies to enhance your experience, show you personalized content, and analyze performance and traffic on our website. We respect your right to privacy and accordingly you can chose to not allow some types of cookies (and related technologies). Click on the different category sliders and change our default settings to manage your cookie settings.

For more information on the specific cookies/related technologies we use and on how we use these, please see section 15 E. of our Privacy and Cookie Policy.

ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY

Authentication cookies we use are required to run our services … Cookies are required: Link

FUNCTIONAL AND MARKETING COOKIES

These cookies collect anonymous data and allow us to optimize our website and user experience. These cookies are listed here:

ANALYTICS

Help us to understand how visitors interact with our services, enables us to analyze and improve our services (also through third party analytics).