RemoveRPCs() and Destroy(): Proper Usage

Unity Engine
1

I am using RemoveRPCs() and Destroy() on my clients and the server to remove game objects from inside an RPC call using this code:

GameObject GO = GameObject.Find(argShipName);
Network.RemoveRPCs (GO.GetComponent<NetworkView>().viewID);
Destroy(GO);

In the course of destroying the objects in my multiplayer game I am getting an:
“View ID AllocatedID: 51 not found during lookup. Strange behaviour may occur” error.

Here’s part of the merged log file from the two players and the server:

10:54:19.331 Playr1: GameSetupScript: Client class added to GameManager. P# 1
10:54:19.351 Playr2: GameSetupScript: Client class added to GameManager. P# 2
10:54:22.002 Playr1: FleetCreationDone: viewID: AllocatedID: 50
10:54:28.710 Playr2: FleetCreationDone: viewID: AllocatedID: 150
10:54:32.285 Server: PerformBattleModeTest
10:54:34.223 Server: RPC: AcceptBattleMode
10:54:34.227 Server: PrepareForBattleMode, P#: 1 F#: 0 Ships: 10
10:54:34.236 Server: PrepareForBattleMode, P#: 2 F#: 0 Ships: 2
10:54:34.248 Playr1: RPC: CreateShipsMessage - ship: P1S10 ViewID: AllocatedID: 51
10:54:34.260 Playr2: RPC: CreateShipsMessage - ship: P2S2 ViewID: AllocatedID: 151
10:54:38.025 Server: StartBattleMode
10:54:39.547 Server: RPC: SignalRetreat
10:54:49.614 Server: ExitBattleMode
10:54:49.615 Server: RPC: DestroyShipsMessage - ship: P1S10
10:54:49.619 Server: RPC: DestroyShipsMessage - ship: P2S2
10:54:49.628 Playr2: RPC: DestroyShipsMessage - ship: P1S10
10:54:49.638 Playr2: RPC: DestroyShipsMessage - ship: P2S2
10:54:49.643 Playr1: RPC: DestroyShipsMessage - ship: P1S10
10:54:49.644 Playr1: RPC: DestroyShipsMessage - ship: P2S2
10:54:56.691 Server: PerformBattleModeTest
10:54:56.769 Server: ExitBattleMode

The ship “P1S10” is apparently the one with the problem.
Note: Player#1 is the owner of the ship and generated the networkview ID for it.

Am I doing something wrong with the RPCs or the Destroy()?
Is the order the objects are being destroyed the problem?

Help Mr. Wizard!!!

2

I don’t know if this is the problem, but I think Network.RemoveRPCs() need only be called once, not by the client AND the server. Plus, instead of calling Destroy() on the server and the clients, calling Network.Destroy() on only one computer, like maybe the server, will destroy the object simultaneously on every computer.

3

I had the same problem, and was going crazy over it, it seemed so simple, and the solution was simple haha.

Check out the thread I posted, I replied with my solution.

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/225593-Proper-Best-way-to-Instantiate-and-Destroy-with-Unity-Networking