Running start function more then once

I have a multiplayer game and the function OnPlayerConnected isn't working when attached the player. In this case the code to initialize the player has to be on the player. Is there a way for every time a player gets instantiated that the player would run the start function for himself. Is there a way I could do that?

 

Do you mean something like this?

Code (csharp):

1. myPlayer = instantiate(playerPrefab, position, rotation);
2. myPlayer.GetComponent<myPlayerScript>().RunThisFunction();

 

There's nothing stopping you from making Start public and calling it yourself...

 

Code (CSharp):

1. private void SpawnPlayer()    {
2.         // Spawning the player. By using Network.Instantiate instead of just Instantiate, everyone on the server will have the player object instantiated (Though control should be reserved only to the owner of the NetworkView)
3.         int randomSpawn = Random.Range(0, spawnZones.Length-1);    // We're choosing random spawn points from an array just for convenience here - you can handle this how you like, just keep in mind: Network.Instantiate creates the object on everyone's end
4.         GameObject networkPlayer = Network.Instantiate(playerObject, spawnZones[randomSpawn].transform.position, Quaternion.identity, 0) as GameObject;
5.         networkPlayer.networkView.RPC("SetUsername", RPCMode.AllBuffered, username);
6.         networkPlayer.GetComponent<"Player">().PlayerInit();
7.     }

Yeah that is what I just tried and it says unexpe

It is a multiplayer game just so you know and this is the code to spawn the player:

 

Code (CSharp):

1. private void SpawnPlayer()    {
2.         // Spawning the player. By using Network.Instantiate instead of just Instantiate, everyone on the server will have the player object instantiated (Though control should be reserved only to the owner of the NetworkView)
3.         int randomSpawn = Random.Range(0, spawnZones.Length-1);    // We're choosing random spawn points from an array just for convenience here - you can handle this how you like, just keep in mind: Network.Instantiate creates the object on everyone's end
4.         GameObject networkPlayer = Network.Instantiate(playerObject, spawnZones[randomSpawn].transform.position, Quaternion.identity, 0) as GameObject;
5.         networkPlayer.networkView.RPC("SetUsername", RPCMode.AllBuffered, username);
6.         networkPlayer.GetComponent<"Player">().PlayerInit();
7.     }

This is my code

 

Remove the Quotes from .GetComponent<"Player">.... and also if you want the the function to run on all the clients you may want to put the function call inside a RPC.