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37 lines
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# Unity Setup
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First, set the ip of the csnc compatible server.
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Then schedule the GameObjectRegistry script to be\
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(Go To: Edit / Project Settings / Script Execution Order)
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then add the CSNC prefab to your scene
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from here you can add references to the models that you want to synchronize across projects as per the image
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(these are references to models that will be shown on the client, but controlled by another players client)
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take note that the objects are children of the CSNC prefab and they are not enabled
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in addition to this, the objects under CSNC have NO behaviour scripts attached to them, this is important because it may cause desynchronization if you dont know what you're doing
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## Client Controlled GameObjects
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Now that you have set up CSNC you can start adding client controlled GameObjects
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it is quite trivial to add new Client Synchronized GameObjects, simply attach the "Client Sync Behavior" component to the gameobject you want to sync
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As you can see, the client sync behavior is attached to the gameobject and given the id "razorblade" \
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(remember what you entered earlier from when we set up the game object registry)
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### Congratulations!!
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And thats it!! once you have set this up the two gameobjects will be synchronized across clients (assuming you have set up the server - side) |