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How to know the progress of client spawn in client server mode

Discussion in 'Netcode for GameObjects' started by wangzhouyang, Apr 26, 2023.

  1. wangzhouyang

    wangzhouyang

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    I am developing a game using the client-server mode. Two clients connect to the server and start to synchronize the objects of the server. How do I know the progress of the synchronization between the two clients?

    Thanks
     
    wangzhouyang, Apr 26, 2023
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  2. lp_lafb

    lp_lafb

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    Hi,

    You can register to the OnClientConnected callback from the NetworkManager. This gets invoked when the client finishes connecting.

    If you are using the integrated scene management, you can use the NetworkSceneManager's scene event callbacks as well. For example, OnSynchronize gets invoked when a client begins to synchronize its scenes and NetworkObjects with the server, and OnSynchronizeComplete gets invoked when the client finishes synchronizing its scenes and NetworkObjects.

    See https://docs-multiplayer.unity3d.com/netcode/current/basics/scenemanagement/timing-considerations for more details on the timing of those callbacks
     
    lp_lafb, May 2, 2023
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  3. wangzhouyang

    wangzhouyang

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    Thanks!
    The synchronization start and end events you mentioned can solve some problems, but how to display the progress bar in synchronization still cannot be solved.
     
    wangzhouyang, May 3, 2023
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  4. LaneFox

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    In the majority of cases "ready" or "not ready" is sufficient. Unless you're spending excessive amounts of time syncronizing, the amount of time between 'not ready' and 'ready' is quite small.
     
    LaneFox, May 3, 2023
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