[SOLVED] 1.5.0 Example Menu doesn't show LAN Servers List

[Deozaan]

I have to admit that I'm finding it very difficult to figure out TNet. Mostly because while there is some documentation on what TNet is, there is almost no documentation with instructions on how to use it. But I suppose that's besides the point.

This thread is to inform you that I've also noticed that some things worked in v1.3.1 but in v1.5.0 are having problems.

For example, the Example Menu will no longer display the server list. It just sort of bounces slightly as if its going to move over for the server list, but then it bounces back into place and the server I just started never shows up on the right hand side like it used to. Apparently the Known Servers keeps jumping back and forth from 0 to 1, but spends most of its time as 0, so it never shows the LAN server list.

I modified the Example Script so that it always shows the LAN server list, but the server itself keeps blipping in and out of existence too quickly to click, every couple of seconds.

[ArenMook]

How do you start the server? The example that comes with TNet works properly.

[Deozaan]

How do you start the server? The example that comes with TNet works properly.

I'm just clicking the "Start a Local Server" button that came with the example.

http://screencast.com/t/Mc01wEvYGMt

EDIT: I just created a brand new project and imported TNet and I'm getting the same issue, so I'm pretty sure it's not a problem with how I upgraded. Here's another screencast showing it off in the Vanilla TNet project:

http://screencast.com/t/MKvre37Oq

[ArenMook]

It might be something to do with your modifications. Try importing TNet into a brand-new project -- it works as expected.

[Deozaan]

It might be something to do with your modifications. Try importing TNet into a brand-new project -- it works as expected.

I did that. Same problem.

http://screencast.com/t/MKvre37Oq

[Deozaan]

By the way, I'm on Unity 3.5.7 (Free), if that makes any difference.

[Deozaan]

I'm so confused... After not knowing what to do and just watching YouTube videos for a while, I decided to just press on. And now it seems to be working properly.

I didn't change anything.

Oh wait! I can think of one thing I changed... I had an old version of the server running on another PC on my network (using the same ports). That PC is no longer running the server... And now the server list works.

Yep! That's it. Starting up that server again makes the LAN list disappear again. Interesting.

[ArenMook]

Old version of the server... yeah that'd do it.