View ID AllocatedID not found during lookup (Network.Destroy)

I have a "shot" that is fired from the player.
The shot is Network.Instantiated from the player.
The shot has a NetworkView on it.

When the shot hits something it should be destroyed in OnTriggerEnter.

When I call Network.Destroy for the shot it **sometimes** gives me:
"View ID AllocatedID: 152 not found during lookup. Strange behaviour may occur"
and
"Couldn't perform remote Network.Destroy because the network view 'AllocatedID: 152' could not be located."

I've seen a number of posts relating to clearing RPCs, but I am not using RPCs.
I put RemoveRPCs in anyway to no avail.


Can someone please help?


Here is my "shot" script:

Code (csharp):

1.     void Awake() {
2.         if (!networkView.isMine) this.enabled = false; 
3.     }
4.  
5.     void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other) {
6.         // Exit now if we're hitting another shot.
7.         if (other.gameObject.name.ToLower().StartsWith ("shot")) return;
8.  
9.         // Call the destroy code only if shot and the player have different player #s.
10.         if (playerNo != other.gameObject.GetComponent<Player> ().playerNo) {
11.             Debug.Log ("Destroyed");
12.  
13.             Network.RemoveRPCs(this.networkView.viewID);
14.  
15.             Network.Destroy (this.gameObject);  // ERROR (SOMETIMES), BUT NOT ALWAYS:
16.         }
17.     }

 

SOLUTION:

OK, finally found the answer. Geez!
I had to write the destroy code like below and it worked:

The odd thing is that, if I comment out the "this.enabled == true"
test, get no log entry showing this.enabled as FALSE.
Every log entry shows enabled = TRUE and immediately after that is the "allocate" error.
I don't understand that unless, somehow, the log cannot execute on a disabled object,
but the destroy command can and tries to and BOOM!

If anyone knows the true reason, please let me know.
Thanks.

Code (csharp):

1. Debug.Log ("Destroyed;  enabled? " + this.enabled);
2.  
3. if (this.enabled == true)
4. {
5.     Network.Destroy(networkView.viewID);
6. }

 

Hello, I've found the same issue. Apparently Network.Destroy() doesn't work if theobject is disabled.

That if won't destroy the object in the peers. I think that the correct answer is to execute SetActive (true) before Destroy().

 

I've just found that SetActive (true) must be also called on the client side, or the same error will appear. So after calling Network.RemoveRPCs(), there must be an RPC to all clients.