Hello everyone,
So today I tried multiplayer for the first time (I’m a noob in that by the way), so I used unity’s basic multiplayer assets and followed this guys tutorial:
Everything works fine except my friend and I share the same controller. How can I make it so everytime someone connects, it spawns a different controller. Thanks.
UPDATE: Here is my error screen :
Sounds like the sort of thing you would do in OnPlayerConnected
Alright, try this:
void OnConnectedToServer()
{
GameObject clone = Network.Instantiate (cubePrefab, position, rotation, 0);
clone.AddComponent("PlayerControlScript"); //this script controls movement
//Make your camera follow clone here
}
Make sure the “cubePrefab” only has the physical part of the character (mesh, colliders, etc) and a networkview observing the Transform component. Make sure there are NO cameras in the prefab.
This will give you a non-authorative server game where two players can see eachother.
That is correct, usually the client must grab the Camera.main and set it up to follow the newly made GameObject. I usually do this by having a CameraFollow script with a public target variable.
– MuuskiiAssets/Assets/Scripts/Player.cs(1,6): error CS0116: A namespace can only contain types and namespace declarations
– Radon
First, I tried the code above on my first person controller, but it wouldn't work. Then I noticed that the system was telling to make a prefab of my Controller, so I did. But still I (the master of the server) am controller both me and my friend. Also we can't see each other even though I have applied the network view to my Player
– RadonNow I kind of understand how this works. But I still don't know how to fix my current problem. My friend and I still control the same Player and we of course can't see each other.
– RadonOk so I make both AllocateViewID and on OnPlayerConnected and posted them both on my Player. Set the variable "Cube Prefab" an empty object. Now we both controll 2 different players but we still cannot see each other.
– Radon