* **Anonymous Auth login**: Track player credentials without a persistent account.
* **Lobby creation**: Players host lobbies for others to join.
* **Lobby query**: Find a list of lobbies with filters, or use lobby codes.
The Lobby Join menu contains the lobby list UI, which acts as a hub for players to connect to each other using the public lobby list or lobby code.
A. **Public lobby list**: Shows all lobbies not set to private. Lobbies contain developer-defined data which can be set to public and non-public visibility. The Lobby service cleans up any “zombie” rooms so they don’t appear in this list. For this sample, lobby names and player counts are shown, and lobbies in the “in-game” state are not shown. You can select a lobby and then select **Join**.
B. **Refresh icon**: Refreshes the Lobby List. The Lobby service imposes rate limits on all API calls to prevent spamming. Refresh attempts within the rate limit will do nothing (approximately every 1.5 seconds, see [Lobby documentation](http://documentation.cloud.unity3d.com/en/articles/5371715-unity-lobby-service) for details).
C. **Filters**: Sets the Lobby List to only show servers of a certain color. The Lobby service can filter any queries by data set to public visibility. For this sample, players can optionally filter by color, which hosts set for their lobbies.
D. **Quick Join button: **Join the first available lobby in the list that matches your filters.
E. **Lobby Code field**: Enter a lobby code for an existing lobby. In addition to the public lobby list, all lobbies can be joined using their codes. This allows players to privately share access to lobbies.
F. **Join**:** **Requests to join by public lobby list selection or lobby code. Failed requests are also rate limited to prevent spam, if the player presses the button repeatedly.
G. **Create**: Allows creation of a new lobby. Players select a lobby name and whether to make a private lobby, and they then connect to the new lobby as its host.
H. **Player name**: Displays the player name and allows renaming. By default, players are assigned a name based on their anonymous Auth credentials, but name changes follow their credentials so that all players see the new name.
**A**. **Public lobby list**: Shows all lobbies not set to private. Lobbies contain developer-defined data which can be set to public and non-public visibility. The Lobby service cleans up any “zombie” rooms so they don’t appear in this list. For this sample, lobby names and player counts are shown, and lobbies in the “in-game” state are not shown. You can select a lobby and then select **Join**.\
* **B**. **Refresh icon**: Refreshes the Lobby List. The Lobby service imposes rate limits on all API calls to prevent spamming. Refresh attempts within the rate limit will do nothing (approximately every 1.5 seconds, see [Lobby documentation](http://documentation.cloud.unity3d.com/en/articles/5371715-unity-lobby-service) for details).\
**C**. **Filters**: Sets the Lobby List to only show servers of a certain color. The Lobby service can filter any queries by data set to public visibility. For this sample, players can optionally filter by color, which hosts set for their lobbies.\
**D**. **Quick Join button** :Join the first available lobby in the list that matches your filters.\
**E**. **Lobby Code field**: Enter a lobby code for an existing lobby. In addition to the public lobby list, all lobbies can be joined using their codes. This allows players to privately share access to lobbies.\
**F**. **Join**: Requests to join by public lobby list selection or lobby code. Failed requests are also rate limited to prevent spam, if the player presses the button repeatedly.\
**G**. **Create**: Allows creation of a new lobby. Players select a lobby name and whether to make a private lobby, and they then connect to the new lobby as its host.\
**H**. **Player name**: Displays the player name and allows renaming. By default, players are assigned a name based on their anonymous Auth credentials, but name changes follow their credentials so that all players see the new name.
**Lobby View**
A. **Lobby name**: Set when the lobby was created and cannot be changed.
B. **Lobby code**: Shareable code generated by the Lobby service. This may be provided externally to other players to allow them to join this lobby.
C. **Lobby user**: A player in the lobby. The player’s name, state, and emote are displayed; this data is synchronized through Relay + UTP, so any changes that a player makes will appear immediately for all connected players. Incoming players will be sent the current data once they have connected.
D. **Emotes**: Shows the player’s Emote, as well as controls for voice chat if the user has a mic connected.
E. **Vivox Voice Controls: **Clicking the audio icon will mute/unmute that user.
F. **Relay IP**:** **The anonymous server IP that Relay generates. This does not need to be shown to players and is displayed here simply to indicate that Relay is functioning.
G. **Relay Code**: An internal join code generated by Relay that is used during Relay connection. This does not need to be shown to players and is displayed here simply to indicate that Relay is functioning.
H. **Emote buttons:**: Sets the player’s emote and is synchronized using UTP.
I. **Lobby color**: (Host only) Sets the lobby color for filtering in the Lobby List. This is synchronized through Lobby, so changes won’t appear immediately for all players because Lobby queries are rate limited. See Rate Limits.
J. **Ready button**: Sets a ready state on the player. When all players are ready, the host initiates a countdown to an “in-game” state, and the lobby becomes hidden from the public lobby list.
**A**. **Lobby name**: Set when the lobby was created and cannot be changed.\
**B**. **Lobby code**: Shareable code generated by the Lobby service. This may be provided externally to other players to allow them to join this lobby.\
**C**. **Lobby user**: A player in the lobby. The player’s name, state, and emote are displayed; this data is synchronized through Relay + UTP, so any changes that a player makes will appear immediately for all connected players. Incoming players will be sent the current data once they have connected.\
**D**. **Emotes**: Shows the player’s Emote, as well as controls for voice chat if the user has a mic connected. \
**E**. **Vivox Voice Controls**: Clicking the audio icon will mute/unmute that user.\
**F**. **Relay IP** :The anonymous server IP that Relay generates. This does not need to be shown to players and is displayed here simply to indicate that Relay is functioning.\
**G**. **Relay Code**: An internal join code generated by Relay that is used during Relay connection. This does not need to be shown to players and is displayed here simply to indicate that Relay is functioning.\
**H**. **Emote buttons:**: Sets the player’s emote and is synchronized using UTP.\
**I**. **Lobby color**: (Host only) Sets the lobby color for filtering in the Lobby List. This is synchronized through Lobby, so changes won’t appear immediately for all players because Lobby queries are rate limited. See Rate Limits.\
**J**. **Ready button**: Sets a ready state on the player. When all players are ready, the host initiates a countdown to an “in-game” state, and the lobby becomes hidden from the public lobby list.\
* Create a duplicate project with Symbolic Links to the original **Assets **and **Packages**, so that it uses the same assets. Copy the **ProjectSettings** as well, but do not link them to the original. Note that the process for creating Symbolic Links will depend on your operating system.
* Open this project in a second Editor.
* Under **Edit **>** Project Settings **>** Player**, modify the **Product Name**. This causes the duplicate project to have a new registry entry, so Auth will assign new credentials.
* Verify that running the sample in either Play mode or a standalone build assigns a different default player name than the original. This indicates different Auth credentials, preventing the 409 errors.
* Verify that running the sample in either Play mode or a standalone build assigns a different default player name than the original. This indicates different Auth credentials, preventing the 409 errors.
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