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1
Found in
2023.2.12f1
2023.3.0b9
Issue ID
UUM-65348
Regression
No
[Linux][Multiplayer Play Mode] Virtual Player does not activate when using Ubuntu 22.04
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the attached “BugRepro” project
2. Open “Multiplayer Play Mode” window (Window > Multiplayer Play Mode)
3. Enable “Player 2” under “Virtual Players”
Expected result: “Player 2” player becomes active
Actual result: “Player 2” player does not activate and goes back to “Inactive” state
Reproducible with: 0.6.0 (2023.2.12f1), 1.0.0-pre.2, 1.0.0-pre.3, 1.0.0-pre.4 (2023.3.0b9)
Reproducible on: Ubuntu 22.04
Not reproducible on: Windows 10
Note:
- After enabling a player and it goes back to being inactive, it can no longer be selected
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NoTuxNoBux
Jul 03, 2024 14:15
It's worth mentioning that I can no longer reproduce this with com.unity.multiplayer.playmode 1.2.0 and Unity 6000.0.8f1. Multiple players correctly activate and spawn a second Game view that can be used to test.
The first time the second player starts, though, it immediately closes and Unity says it 'unexpectedly stopped'. Restarting it works, but then I get regular warnings that network configs mismatch or that certain network behaviours were 'not present in the dictionary'. Everything works fine when using the same Unity project twice in separate folders, so the application doesn't appear to be at fault.