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After the script collects data during one second, I display the data in GUI and reset the traffic - PhotonNetwork.networkingPeer.TrafficStatsReset ();
In the room there are two players and 20 bots.
1) I send Vector3 movement of 20 bots - script CubeLerp,OnPhotonSerializeView. Why it takes 6000 bytes? Veсtor3 -16 * 200 bytes (10 positions per second * 20 bots) = 3200 bytes!
2) What are the: In * 18, TotalPacketCount = 10, TotalCommnadsInPackets = 20? It is not clear, how does this relate to the number of packages. Logically, there should be 200 messages in a second from bot's positions (the Photon Cloud documentation says that movement packages combine in a unique way). How do the combine? What is the formula for calculating? What is the difference between the "package command" and "package"?
After the script collects data during one second, I display the data in GUI and reset the traffic - PhotonNetwork.networkingPeer.TrafficStatsReset ();
In the room there are two players and 20 bots.
1) I send Vector3 movement of 20 bots - script CubeLerp,OnPhotonSerializeView. Why it takes 6000 bytes? Veсtor3 -16 * 200 bytes (10 positions per second * 20 bots) = 3200 bytes!
2) What are the: In * 18, TotalPacketCount = 10, TotalCommnadsInPackets = 20? It is not clear, how does this relate to the number of packages. Logically, there should be 200 messages in a second from bot's positions (the Photon Cloud documentation says that movement packages combine in a unique way). How do the combine? What is the formula for calculating? What is the difference between the "package command" and "package"?