Class NetCodeConfig

Config file, allowing the package user to tweak netcode variables without having to write code. Create as many instances as you like.

Inheritance

object

Object

ScriptableObject

NetCodeConfig

Implements

IComparable<NetCodeConfig>

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Namespace: Unity.NetCode

Assembly: solution.dll

Syntax

[CreateAssetMenu(menuName = "NetCode/NetCodeConfig Asset", fileName = "NetCodeConfig")]
public class NetCodeConfig : ScriptableObject, IComparable<NetCodeConfig>

Fields

Name	Description
ClientServerTickRate	The ClientServerTickRate singleton is used to configure the client and server simulation time step, server packet send rate and other related settings. The singleton entity is automatically created for the clients in the NetworkStreamReceiveSystem first update if not present. On the server, by countrary, the entity is never automatically created and it is up to the user to create the singletong instance if they need to. This behaviour is asymmetric because the client need to have this singleton data synced with the server one. It is like this for compatibility reason and It may be changed in the future. In order to configure these settings you can either: It is not mandatory to set all the fields to a proper value when creating the singleton. It is sufficient to change only the relevant setting, and call the ResolveDefaults() method to configure the fields that does not have a value set. class MyCustomClientServerBootstrap : ClientServerBootstrap { override public void Initialize(string defaultWorld) { base.Initialise(defaultWorld); var customTickRate = new ClientServerTickRate(); //run at 30hz customTickRate.simulationTickRate = 30; customTickRate.ResolveDefault(); foreach(var world in World.All) { if(world.IsServer()) { //In this case we only create on the server, but we can do the same also for the client world var tickRateEntity = world.EntityManager.CreateSingleton(new ClientServerTickRate { SimulationTickRate = 30; }); } } } } The ClientServerTickRate settings are synced as part of the of the initial client connection handshake. (ClientServerTickRateRefreshRequest data). The ClientServerTickRate should also be used to customise other server only timing settings, such as the maximum number of tick per frame the maximum number of tick per frame tick batching (MaxSimulationStepBatchSize and others. See the individual fields documentation for more information.
ClientTickRate	Create a ClientTickRate singleton in the client world (either at runtime or by loading it from sub-scene) to configure all the network time synchronization, interpolation delay, prediction batching and other setting for the client. See the individual fields for more information about the individual properties.
EnableClientServerBootstrap	Denotes if the ClientServerBootstrap (or any derived version of it) should be triggered on game boot. Project-wide setting, overridable via the OverrideAutomaticNetCodeBootstrap MonoBehaviour.
GhostSendSystemData	Singleton entity that contains all the tweakable settings for the GhostSendSystem.
IsGlobalConfig	Netcode helper: Allows you to add multiple configs to the PreloadedAssets list. There can only be one global one.

Properties

Name	Description
Global	The Default NetcodeConfig asset, selected in ProjectSettings via the NetCode tab, and fetched at runtime via the PreloadedAssets. Set via RuntimeInitializeOnLoadMethodAttribute.

Methods

Name	Description
CompareTo(NetCodeConfig)	Makes Find deterministic.
Reset()	Setup default values.