MirrorNetworking/Mirror

This system is a comprehensive multiplayer networking framework for Unity, providing the core infrastructure for client-server communication, state synchronization, and transport layer abstraction. It enables developers to build multiplayer games by offering a suite of components for handling player authentication, object visibility management, and physics synchronization. The framework supports various networking strategies, including client-side prediction, lag compensation, and snapshot interpolation, while also providing extensive examples and utilities for testing and debugging networked applications.

This period focused on modernizing the Mirror networking library through a comprehensive infrastructure overhaul, including the introduction of a new LAN discovery system, automated compiler symbol management, and a refactored, thread-safe code weaver. The team also expanded the example suite to demonstrate advanced features like additive scenes, multiple concurrent matches, and physics-based interactions, while significantly strengthening the test coverage and project documentation.

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This period focused on significantly expanding the Mirror networking library with new features, including advanced interest management strategies, multiple transport layer implementations (KCP, Edgegap, Telepathy), and client-side prediction systems. Concurrently, the project underwent major architectural improvements, such as the ILPostProcessor migration and core refactoring, while establishing comprehensive unit test coverage across the entire codebase.

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This period focused on significantly expanding the library of example scenes and assets, including new implementations for top-down shooters, tank controls, and physics-based movement. Concurrently, the project introduced a new encryption transport for secure networking and added profiling tools for performance monitoring.

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