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According to Photon docs, objects from the Resources folder are added to PhotonNetwork.PrefabPool at startup. You can add objects directly to use Addressables instead.

Quick reference for string.IsNullOrEmpty() in C#. Returns true when the string parameter is null or an empty string. Defined in the System namespace.

How to generate XML documentation files alongside your C# DLL builds in Visual Studio and include them in Unity for IntelliSense support.

When retrieving an object's coordinates in Unity, transform.position returns world coordinates. Use localPosition to get the values shown in the Inspector.

I had previously written about Unity Addressables, but put together a quick PowerPoint presentation for the team instead of explaining it from scratch.

A concise reference for C# coding standards covering naming conventions, code formatting, organization, comments, performance tips, and best practices.

To prevent access after the main thread has terminated, you need to ensure proper cleanup so the process exits gracefully alongside the application.

Selector is the inverse of Sequence. Returns success on first child success, skipping remaining children. Tries next child only on failure.

Use Unity local hosting instead of AWS S3 for Addressables testing. Step-by-step guide for setting up profiles, groups, and loading assets locally.

Point-to-point: sender transmits data to a specific receiver. Multipoint (multidrop): multiple computers share a single communication medium.

A network is a collection of nodes and links. Nodes are communication devices like PCs, servers, and routers, connected together by links.

Four main network topologies: Star (central hub), Bus (linear), Ring (circular loop), and Mesh (fully interconnected). Complex networks are typically mesh.