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Usage of precompiled DLL's

Hey,

I really enjoy your library but in the readme you state this "Always use library sources instead of precompiled DLL files ( because there are platform specific #ifdefs and workarounds for unity bugs". But in both of your Unity example you use precompiled DLL's right?

Am I missing something or why aren't you using the source files?

What is NetworkGeneral.SeqDiff(...) and Why is it Used for Interpolation?

NetGameExample/Assets/Code/Shared/NetworkGeneral.cs

Lines 10 to 20 in 304d7de

public const int MaxGameSequence = 1024;
public const int HalfMaxGameSequence = MaxGameSequence / 2;
public static int SeqDiff(int a, int b)
{
return Diff(a, b, HalfMaxGameSequence);
}
public static int Diff(int a, int b, int halfMax)
{
return (a - b + halfMax*3) % (halfMax*2) - halfMax;
}

I was trying to understand the RemotePlayer.cs logic for interpolating remote players' positions (since we only get so much data from the network, and we want to smooth out the display of other players' positions over time).

However, I don't understand what NetworkGeneral.SeqDiff(...) is doing, nor why MaxGameSequence = 1024 nor what that variable means.
Would someone be able to explain?

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