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Multiplayer Use Cases sample | Unity Multiplayer

The Multiplayer Use Cases Sample provides multiple scenes that explain some APIs, systems, and concepts that you can use with Netcode for GameObjects:

• Server-side manipulation of data sent by Clients.
• State synchronization through NetworkVariables.
• Proximity interactions that are only visible only to the local player.
• Client-server communication through Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs).

Each scene includes a tutorial to help you locate the scripts and GameObjects it uses. Follow the tutorial included in each sample scene to learn how to use it.

The tutorials that open with each scene use the Tutorial Framework package. You can open each tutorial at any time from the Tutorials menu.

The Anticipation scene demonstrates the Client Anticipation feature of Netcode for GameObjects in the following use cases:

• AnticipatedNetworkVariable:
  • Anticipate server actions based on player interaction to change NetworkVariables responsively.
  • Compensate for latency that the server causes when it changes a value.
  • Handle incorrect anticipation.
• AnticipatedNetworkTransform:
  • Responsive server-authoritative player movement.
  • Smooth player movement across clients.

The NetvarVsRpc scene explains why to use NetworkVariables instead of Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) to perform state synchronization.

The NetworkVariables scene shows you how to use NetworkVariables to perform state synchronization in a way that also sends the most recent information to late joining or reconnecting clients.

The ProximityChecks scene shows you how to detect the local user and enable or disable in-game actions based on the player character's distance from a GameObject.

The RPCs scene demonstrates the following Remote Procedure Call (RPC) processes:

• Use RPCs to send information from clients to the server.
• Perform server-side manipulation of the data sent.
• Use connection approval to determine the spawn position of the player.

• Get help and ask questions on Multiplayer Discussions.
• Join the community of Multiplayer creators on the Multiplayer Networking Discord.
• Request a feature or report a bug.

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