devomage
Member
If you look at all 6 references of IsServer() you will find Object Instantiation code and finally this call:
For TNet to work properly, I need the option for complete control over Object Instantiation.
Something like the following would be ideal... and some sort of flag that skips Instantiation code in those 6 scripts.
This seems to be the only hurdle I've found so far. I can give details if needed.
C#:
NetworkObjectPool.NetworkSpawn(m_Object, m_InstantiatedObject, true);
For TNet to work properly, I need the option for complete control over Object Instantiation.
Something like the following would be ideal... and some sort of flag that skips Instantiation code in those 6 scripts.
C#:
NetworkObjectPool.NetworkSpawn(m_Object, position, rotation, true);
This seems to be the only hurdle I've found so far. I can give details if needed.