FishyUnityTransport
General
A transport to utilize Unity's Official Transport with Fishnet. Supports both Unity Transport 1.0 and Unity Transport 2.0 Using FishyUnityTransport also allows you to utilize some of Unity's Multiplayer Services, like Relay!
Compatibility
Windows
Fully Supported
MacOS
Fully Supported
Linux
Fully Supported
Web
Fully Supported
IOS
Fully Supported
Android
Fully Supported
Xbox
Fully Supported
PlayStation
Fully Supported
Nintendo
Fully Supported
How to Install
For installation instructions and usage please visit the official GitHub site.
Main: https://github.com/ooonush/FishyUnityTransport
Component Settings
Settings marked in Yellow are only supported on Unity Transport 2.0!
Protocol Type: Configure whether the transport is done via direct connection or over Unity Relay.
Use Web Sockets: Per default the client/server will communicate over UDP. Set to true to communicate with WebSocket.
Use Encryption: Per default the client/server communication will not be encrypted. Select true to enable DTLS for UDP and TLS for Websocket
Max Packet Queue Size: The maximum amount of packets that can be in the internal send/receive queues. Basically this is how many packets can be sent/received in a single update/frame.
Max Payload Size: The maximum size of an unreliable payload that can be handled by the transport.
Heartbeat Timeout (ms): Timeout in milliseconds after which a heartbeat is sent if there is no activity.
Connect Timeout (ms): Timeout in milliseconds indicating how long we will wait until we send a new connection attempt.
Max Connect Attempts: The maximum amount of connection attempts we will try before disconnecting.
Disconnect Timout (ms): Inactivity timeout after which a connection will be disconnected. The connection needs to receive data from the connected endpoint within this timeout. Note that with heartbeats enabled, simply not sending any data will not be enough to trigger this timeout (since heartbeats count as connection events
Connection Data:
Address: IP address of the server (address to which clients will connect to)
Port: UDP port of the server.
Server Listen Address: IP address the server will listen on. If not provided, will use localhost.
Maximum Clients: The Number of Clients allowed to connect to the FishNet server.
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