[Solved] What are the possible CommandAttribute parameters?

Hi guys,

calling methods with the [Command] attribute works fine for me if they have no parameters or simple ones like strings and integers. Now, to make things easier I wanted to use a custom class as parameter looking like the following example:

Code (csharp):

1. public class MoveAction
2. {
3.    int X;
4.    int Y;
5.  
6.    public MoveAction(int _X, int _Y)
7.    {
8.       X = _X;
9.       Y = _Y;
10.    }
11.  
12.    public void Execute()
13.    {
14.        // Movement code
15.    }
16. }

Whenever I use it though, the parameter the server receives is null. I tried deriving it from ISerializable and implemented the necessary methods (another constructor and GetObjectData(..)) but that didn't change anything.

Can methods with the [Command] attribute only receive the most basic data types as parameters or am I missing something here?

 

I think this was mentioned somewhere on the forums here lately by @seanr

1. You can pass in any primitive type / string, GameObject that has a NetworkIdentity at its root, or a NetworkIdentity instance (see this post: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/command-object-references.334755/)
2. In next versions they will add better enforcing via errors / warnings so you know you're doing something wrong.

 

I see, what a shame. Thank you!