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To use WebSockets with the Photon C# library, you need to import this folder into your project.
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SocketWebTcpThread can be used in all cases where the Thread class is available
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SocketWebTcpCoroutine must be used for WebGL exports and when the Thread class is unavailable
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WebSocket.cs is used in all exports
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websocket-sharp.dll is used when not exporting to a browser (and in Unity Editor)
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WebSocket.jslib is used for WebGL exports by Unity (and must be setup accordingly)
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A WebGL export from Unity will find and use these files internally.
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Any other project will have to setup a few things in code:
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Define "WEBSOCKET" for your project to make the SocketWebTcp classes available.
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To make a connection by WebSocket, setup the PhotonPeer (LoadBalancingPeer, ChatPeer, etc) similar to this:
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Debug.Log("WSS Setup");
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PhotonPeer.TransportProtocol = ConnectionProtocol.WebSocket; // or WebSocketSecure for a release
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PhotonPeer.SocketImplementationConfig[ConnectionProtocol.WebSocket] = typeof(SocketWebTcpThread);
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PhotonPeer.SocketImplementationConfig[ConnectionProtocol.WebSocketSecure] = typeof(SocketWebTcpThread);
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//PhotonPeer.DebugOut = DebugLevel.INFO; // this would show some logs from the SocketWebTcp implementation
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