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Postponed
Votes
2
Found in
5.3.5f1
Issue ID
805873
Regression
No
[UNET][Standalone] Inconsistent load order of networked objects in Editor and Build
Steps to reproduce:
1. open attached project '805873_54.zip'
2. build and play
3. host and join local host (using editor and standalone, order doesn't matter)
4. select join on both
5. check console and built game output_log
Expected: Awake should be run in the same order on both, editor and standalone
Actual: Editor: Scene > player > player || Standalone: player > player > scene
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moco2k
Nov 18, 2016 15:13
I can confirm this issue. For example, I encounter the problem that networked callbacks like OnStartServer and OnStartLocalPlayer on player objects are called before Awake functions of networked objects which are pre-placed in the scene. However, this is only the case in standalone builds but not in the editor.
Erik-Sombroek
Jul 13, 2016 09:36
This error started to appear for me when i switched from non developer build to developer build, after that that even switching back to a non developer build made this error appear.
Very strange.