Send Command without object authority

I'm using Unity's Network Lobby for my lobby scene.In Local Multiplayer i want to send Command from other player on which i don't have authority(HasAuthority=false).As Unity docs say "Commands are sent from player objects on the client to player objects on the server. For security, Commands can only be sent from YOUR player object, so you cannot control the objects of other players". I tried AssignClientAuthority to my localplayer but get error of "AssignClientAuthority can only be call on the server for spawned objects."
So What is exact solution for this?

 

Yes you can t.
It s hlapi feature.

You have my api in experimental https://forum.unity.com/threads/unet-hlapi-ext.508607/


Or you can send command throught player and on server command call your real function.


But hey. It s for your security x)

 

When I want to send a command that makes sense to be on an object that isn't that client's player object or I don't have authority over, I just add a command to a script on the player object, call that, and then have the command call a function on the object I really wanted to call on.

I like this limitation in theory, because it can help reduce the number of possible cheats in your game and can expose various mistakes you're making in your networking code, but in practice it would be better if there was a way to override this feature. Maybe they could have made a separate UnsafeCommand or something, but they didn't and I don't want to build my own HLAPI dll's to add it.

 

I just use NetworkMessage. Yea, it would be a lot better to have an UnsafeCommand

 

I dont understand where is the security if almost every project need to do that and can do that by bypassing the limitation with command on localplayer....

 

Thanks @Driiade and @Ellernate .