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Multiplayer 2.0 Create build with Powershell Module new version

I tried to generate a build through the web interface, where I can open a same port for TCP and UDP, but it is not possible from this web panel of yours. The only solution I was given was to use the Powershell Module to generate the build manually. I've never used any powershell cmdlet before, it's my first time.

I followed the tutorials Quickstart for multiplayer servers (API/PowerShell) and Deploying PlayFab multiplayer server builds, and from what I saw when trying to run with the current version of the Module, the "signature" of the New-PFMultiplayerBuild cmd changed, I started trying to fit the updates according to the errors I received, but I have not yet obtained success. Would anyone have an example using the new version or know how I can get a previous one to be able to generate the build?

Just below the print of the current commands I'm trying.

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brandon@uprootstudios.com answered

If you have more experience with another language, you can use the API in that language (if available). For example, we use the PlayFab C# API to make our server builds inside of a Unity app we made.

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Rafael Celestino da Costa avatar image Rafael Celestino da Costa commented ·

Hey Brandon, thanks for you answer, i will look at the docs about it and try to make a build, since i have a feedback i will let you know here.

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