Network Object not syncing

Do anyone know why my client network object isnt syncing with the host, i have racking my brain over the past few days , any help will be needed.

The ball position is being updated by the capsule, the capsule movement isnt behaving like that and i have no idea why.

 

Is the issue that the ball is lagging behind the player figure?

If so that‘s called lag.

Presumably the player is client authoratative, meaning its position is updated instantly whereas the ball seems server authoratative meaning its position lags one RTT behind because the position has to be transferred from server to client first.

If that‘s not the issue then please provide more info.

 

Yeah that's the issue. I put in a client network transform on the ball I don't know why it's still behaving like that.

 

Do both player and ball have a client-authoritative network transform?
Is the ball with physics enabled (NetworkRigidbody)? If so, its physics behaviour will be simulated on the server.

 

I don't know how else to make it client authoritative.

 

Ok I will send a more comprehensive guide to how it all works so you can better understand the situation.

 

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2.  
3.     public void Update()
4.     {
5.         //if (GameManager.instance.gameActive)
6.         //{
7.         if (_player.user && _player.hasPossession)
8.         {
9.             var ballposition = gameObject.transform.position;
10.             Ball.instance.transform.position = new Vector3(
11.                 ballposition.x,
12.                 ballposition.y - 0.47f,
13.                 ballposition.z + 1.14f);
14.         }
15.  
16. }
17.  

This is The code on the player that updates the position of the ball.

 

And this the inspector for the ball object.

 

You probably mistook the stadium for an arena, the soccer player for a slave, and the ball for a boulder chained to his ankle. But it is actually a soccer game, and generally the ball is held before the player dribbling and not behind ^^.
That's kind of an interesting miss by the way, isn'it ? Someone from unity not seing the obvious issue at hand, the issue being one of the most problematic subject of networking, being timing.

 

Is there anything I can do to get around this.