#UNITY NETWORKVIEW TIMEOUT HOW TO#

If you need to return the status of the download, see this post that explains how to do that. private static IEnumerator WaitUntilResolved(WWW request)

You don't need to do that in Unity with the If you must then see the code below. has returned and CPU profiling of RPCs is more accurate, in Unitys Profiler. How do I set a timeout for the coroutine? isCreator and even NetworkView.role have all been deprecated and replaced.

You have to use StartCoroutine function to do that: WWW StartCoroutine(WaitUntilResolved(www)) For MOVIDRIVE, the maximum permitted time inverval between two cyclic request telegrams is set using parameter P812. If you don't need to know the progress of the download then below is something you should use: private static IEnumerator WaitUntilResolved(WWW request)įinally, you cannot call a coroutine function directly. By default, the value of User Inactivity Timeout (in Days) field is set to zero, which means that the. Wait each frame in each loop OR Unity would freeze To enable this feature, login to Cisco Unity Connection Administration, navigate to System Settings > Advanced > Connection Administration and enter a value for the inactivity timeout in the User Inactivity Timeout (in Days) field. Here is a proper way to use isDone: private static IEnumerator WaitUntilResolved( That's only used when you want to know the progress of the download. Add a new Text UI to your scene by going to Create>UI>Text and name it as Timer Display. Copy and paste the code above to your script. Click of Add Component and add a new Script called Timerexample. Select your timer gameobject and go to the inspector window. This whole thing requires coroutine so the function must be made a coroutine function. Create an Empty gameobject and name it as timer. You are really using You must also yield in the while loop with yield return null otherwise the game will freeze until the download is done.

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