How to use my own object in "using" rather than the "UnityStandardAssets"?

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Networking;
using UnityStandardAssets.Characters.FirstPerson;

alright so I want to call my own FirstPersonCharacter rather than from the UnityStandardAssets.
The prefab is called "PlayerUnit", and my own object with the FirstPersonCharacter is listed as "Player"

How would I go about "using" my own object?
I mean something like

using PlayerUnit.Player.FirstPersonCharacter;

\/ Rest of my script \/

namespace GTGDS1
{

public class Player_Network : NetworkBehaviour {

public GameObject firstPersonCharacter;
public GameObject[] characterModel;

public override void OnStartLocalPlayer()
{
GetComponent<FirstPersonController>().enabled = true;
firstPersonCharacter.SetActive(true);

foreach (GameObject go in characterModel)
{
go.SetActive(false);
}
}

}

}

 

Using statements refer to the namespace

So in your case
using GTGDS1;

Or when you getComponent

GetComponent<GTGDS1.FirstPersonCharacter>()

The using has nothing to do with the prefab or the name of the gameobject.
Also note you might want to remove the Unity's using if the scripts are named the same. (and you're not using the Unity one in that script to avoid conflicts)

 

I appreciate it! I’m gonna try that out!

 

So I am still confused, sorry I am brand new to scripting.
What I'm trying to do, is disable the FirstPersonController of other players so I don't take control of them as a client.
I want everyone to control their own player while the server maintains the position of everyone.
My script. \/

 

If I can offer a friendly suggestion... When you're brand new to scripting, try to write a single player game first (possibly more than 1) before you attempt multiplayer.

 

I appreciate it but any ideas of how to fix my issue though?

 

You should put the namespace back in, as you had in your original post. You were confused that using your own name would be necessary...At least, I think so.
That is the namespace, and your prefab can be whatever you want.. it's unrelated.

Did you actually create your own class for the first person controller, or you really are using the standard asset one?

 

It is the standard asset firstpersoncontroller

 

Ya, okay, then you have to add the namespace back in (or use its fully qualified name in your call to GetComponent). That should fix the error in the screenshot.