TNet.TNAutoSync Class Reference

This script makes it really easy to sync some value across all connected clients. Keep in mind that this script should ideally only be used for rapid prototyping. It's still better to create custom to-the-point sync scripts as they will yield better performance. More...

Inheritance diagram for TNet.TNAutoSync:

Classes
class	SavedEntry

Public Member Functions
void	Sync ()
	Immediately synchronize all data by sending current values to everyone else. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from TNet.TNBehaviour
T	Get< T > (string name)
	Get the object-specific data. More...
T	Get< T > (string name, T defVal)
	Get the object-specific data. More...
void	Set (string name, object val)
	Set the object-specific data. More...
void	Set (string text)
	Convenience function to set the data using a single string notation such as "key = value". More...
virtual void	DestroySelf ()
	Destroy this game object. More...
void	DestroySelf (float delay, bool onlyIfOwner=true)
	Destroy this game object on all connected clients and remove it from the server. More...
void	Instantiate (int rccID, string path, bool persistent, params object[] objs)
	Convenience method mirroring TNManager.Instantiate. Instantiate a new game object in the behaviour's channel on all connected players. More...
void	Instantiate (string funcName, string path, bool persistent, params object[] objs)
	Convenience method mirroring TNManager.Instantiate. Instantiate a new game object in the behaviour's channel on all connected players. More...
void	RemoveAllSavedRFCs ()
	Immediately remove all saved RFCs. Use this if you want to clear all saved RFCs for any reason. More...

Public Attributes
System.Collections.Generic.List < SavedEntry >	entries = new System.Collections.Generic.List<SavedEntry>()
	Serialized synchronized entries. More...
float	updatesPerSecond = 10f
	Maximum possible number of updates per second. If the values don't change, nothing will be sent. If to set it to zero, the value will only be synchronized when new players join. More...
bool	isSavedOnServer = true
	Whether the result will be saved on the server or not. In most cases it should remain as 'true'. In any case the values will be sent to newly joined players automatically. More...
bool	isImportant = true
	Whether to send through UDP or TCP. If it's important, TCP will be used. If not, UDP. If you have a lot of frequent updates, leave it as not important. More...
bool	onlyOwnerCanSync = true
	Whether only the object's owner can send sync messages. In most cases it should remain as 'true'. More...
Public Attributes inherited from TNet.TNBehaviour
bool	ignoreMissingTNO = false

Protected Member Functions
override void	Awake ()
	Locate the property that we should be synchronizing. More...
void	OnEnable ()
void	OnDisable ()
Protected Member Functions inherited from TNet.TNBehaviour
virtual void	Start ()
	Create the TNObject if it hasn't been found already. More...
void	CreateTNObject ()
	Create the TNObject. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Properties inherited from TNet.TNBehaviour
TNObject	tno [get]

Detailed Description

This script makes it really easy to sync some value across all connected clients. Keep in mind that this script should ideally only be used for rapid prototyping. It's still better to create custom to-the-point sync scripts as they will yield better performance.

Member Function Documentation

override void TNet.TNAutoSync.Awake ( )

protectedvirtual

Locate the property that we should be synchronizing.

Reimplemented from TNet.TNBehaviour.

void TNet.TNAutoSync.OnDisable ( )

protected

void TNet.TNAutoSync.OnEnable ( )

protected

void TNet.TNAutoSync.Sync

(

)

Immediately synchronize all data by sending current values to everyone else.

Member Data Documentation

System.Collections.Generic.List<SavedEntry> TNet.TNAutoSync.entries = new System.Collections.Generic.List<SavedEntry>()

Serialized synchronized entries.

bool TNet.TNAutoSync.isImportant = true

Whether to send through UDP or TCP. If it's important, TCP will be used. If not, UDP. If you have a lot of frequent updates, leave it as not important.

bool TNet.TNAutoSync.isSavedOnServer = true

Whether the result will be saved on the server or not. In most cases it should remain as 'true'. In any case the values will be sent to newly joined players automatically.

bool TNet.TNAutoSync.onlyOwnerCanSync = true

Whether only the object's owner can send sync messages. In most cases it should remain as 'true'.

float TNet.TNAutoSync.updatesPerSecond = 10f

Maximum possible number of updates per second. If the values don't change, nothing will be sent. If to set it to zero, the value will only be synchronized when new players join.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Assets/TNet/Client/TNAutoSync.cs