Error building Player: SystemException: 'System.Net.Sockets' are supported only with Unity Android Pro. Referenced from assembly 'GameSparks'. : GameSparks

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Error building Player: SystemException: 'System.Net.Sockets' are supported only with Unity Android Pro. Referenced from assembly 'GameSparks'.

jake narciso

started a topic almost 7 years ago

Im having this error when I tried publishing my game. I hope you can help me thank you

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Customer Support said almost 7 years ago

Hi Jake,

Unfortunately Unity have chosen to make sockets on mobile part of their pro package. There is a way around it with a plugin called "Good Ol' Sockets" available from the Unity Asset Store.

There is a slight modification to make with Good Ol' Sockets though, here's a quick run through:

Step 1 - Patch your scripts to use Good Ol' Sockets:

Step 2 - Edit GameSparks:

Change:

using LostPolygon.System.Net;

Back to:

using System.Net;

And you're good to go!

Shane

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Stephane Cros

said about 6 years ago

Hi Shane,

I have the same error when trying to export for iOS.

Error building Player: SystemException: System.Net.Sockets are supported only on Unity iOS Pro. Referenced from assembly 'GameSparks'.

I tried your suggestion, and GameSparksEditorFormUpload.cs is the only Gamesparks file where I can find that line of code:

 using LostPolygon.System.Net;

I still get the same error message after replacing it with

using System.Net;

My software versions are:

- Unity 4.6.6

- LostPolygon Good Ol' Sockets 2.0.0

- iOS 7.1

- Scripting Backend : IL2CPP

- Architecture: Universal (Armv7 + Arm64)

Any suggestion?

Am I changing the correct file?

Stephane Cros

said about 6 years ago

I found the solution for the problem with Gamesparks, Unity free, GoodOldSocket and Xcode. It was due to a poor upgrade mechanism from GoodOldSocket 1.4.4 to 2.0.0:

Good Ol Sockets 1.4.4 creates a copy of Assets > Plugins > GameSparks.dll and names it GameSparks.dll.bak.

It fails to remove it when reverting the patch.

After upgrading, GoodOldSockets 2.0.0 sees the .bak and assumes that GameSparks.dll does not need to be patched, so it skips it.

Deleting GameSparks.dll.bak and running the patch again solves it.

Have a nice day.

Customer Support

said almost 7 years ago

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