Instance breaks when persistence beta user joins persistence-enabled world created by non-beta user
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TapGhoul
- Have 2 clients, one on persistence and one to not
- Create an instance, have your non-beta friend join first
- Join from beta
- Be kicked for "World version incompatible with this instance"
This does not occur when the first person in the instance has persistence enabled. I have not tested what happens if the first player in the instance is a persistence beta user, non-beta joins, beta rejoins (master transfer to non-beta)
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StormRel
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Joining a world with persistence while on live instantly kicks me to home
MissingNO123
There isn't much to this world, just a PlayerObject and a few methods to get PlayerData. According to the logs, it claims it fails to instantiate the scene, then kicks me back to home (even though I can see the scene for a single frame before I get kicked)
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"World version is incompatible with this instance." occurs in Persistence beta
narazaka
When I join to some new instance, the message box that says "World version is incompatible with this instance." randomly occurs in the world loading phase.
If it occurs once, I cannot go to that instance in that session. If I restart the VRChat app, I can go to that instance.
This happened once every couple of times and the impact was so great that I gave up using persistence beta on a daily basis...
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Cake․
In fact, if a world has been uploaded with the Persistence SDK, I cannot load into the world with the Live version of the client
at all
.The world appears pink, the images show how it looks in Local Test and using the actual client.
This happens with one client but also with friends.
This may be related, I can create a separate canny, though.
StormRel
needs more information
Do you have an example world ID with persistence that non-beta users can join?
TapGhoul
StormRel https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_00ad57de-2a47-48b5-8753-fbf919287787 is the test world I used. It's got 2 cubes as a player object that spawn - bottom cube is just a synced bool, top is a pickup, offset by 2 * player ID when instantiated (done locally) prior to anything synced.
The other user was on the (non-persistent) open beta at the time.
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