Virtual function to override to send custom serialization data. If (moveX != oldMoveX || moveY != oldMoveY) This example shows processing input for only the local player. The IsLocalPlayer function will return true only for the player instance that belongs to the player on the local machine, so it can be used to filter out input for non-local players. The client needs to know which one is for "themselves" so that only that player processes input and potentially has a camera attached. In multiplayer games, there are multiple instances of the Player object. This returns true if this object is the one that represents the player on the local machine. Change the Text of the TextMesh to show the netId M_TextMesh = GetComponentInChildren(typeof(TextMesh)) as TextMesh Enter the child of your GameObject (the GameObject with the TextMesh you attach) Check that the connection is marked as ready Output the connection ID and IP address of the connection by using connectionToClientĭebug.Log("Connection ID : " + nnectionId) ĭebug.Log("Connection Address : " + connectionToClient.address)
This is a TextMesh component that you attach to the child of the NetworkIdentity GameObject Public class ConnectionToClientExample : NetworkBehaviour This script outputs the Connection ID and address to the console when the Client is started Also add a NetworkManagerHUD the same way. Attach a NetworkManager to it by clicking the GameObject, clicking Add Component going to Network>NetworkManager. In the component that was added, check the Local Player Authority checkbox. Attach a NetworkIdentity to the GameObject by clicking Add Component, then go to Network>NetworkIdentity. To do this click the GameObject, click the Add Component button in the Inspector window, and go to Mesh>Text Mesh. The NetworkConnection associated with this NetworkIdentity This is only valid for player objects on the server.
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