Base class for game objects that use the ReplicaManager2 system. More...

#include <ReplicaManager2.h>

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Classes
struct	AutoSerializeEvent
Public Member Functions
	Replica2 ()
virtual	~Replica2 ()
void	SetReplicaManager (ReplicaManager2 *rm)
ReplicaManager2 *	GetReplicaManager (void) const
virtual void	SendConstruction (SystemAddress recipientAddress, SerializationType serializationType=UNDEFINED_REASON)
virtual void	SendDestruction (SystemAddress recipientAddress, SerializationType serializationType=UNDEFINED_REASON)
virtual void	SendSerialize (SystemAddress recipientAddress, SerializationType serializationType=UNDEFINED_REASON)
virtual void	SendVisibility (SystemAddress recipientAddress, SerializationType serializationType=UNDEFINED_REASON)
virtual void	BroadcastConstruction (SerializationContext *serializationContext=0)
virtual void	BroadcastSerialize (SerializationContext *serializationContext=0)
virtual void	BroadcastDestruction (SerializationContext *serializationContext=0)
virtual void	BroadcastVisibility (bool isVisible, SerializationContext *serializationContext=0)
virtual bool	SerializeConstruction (RakNet::BitStream bitStream, SerializationContext serializationContext)=0
virtual bool	SerializeDestruction (RakNet::BitStream bitStream, SerializationContext serializationContext)
virtual bool	Serialize (RakNet::BitStream bitStream, SerializationContext serializationContext)
virtual bool	SerializeVisibility (RakNet::BitStream bitStream, SerializationContext serializationContext)
virtual void	DeserializeDestruction (RakNet::BitStream *bitStream, SerializationType serializationType, SystemAddress sender, RakNetTime timestamp)
virtual void	Deserialize (RakNet::BitStream *bitStream, SerializationType serializationType, SystemAddress sender, RakNetTime timestamp)
virtual void	DeserializeVisibility (RakNet::BitStream *bitStream, SerializationType serializationType, SystemAddress sender, RakNetTime timestamp)
virtual BooleanQueryResult	QueryConstruction (Connection_RM2 *connection)
virtual BooleanQueryResult	QueryVisibility (Connection_RM2 *connection)
virtual bool	QueryIsConstructionAuthority (void) const
virtual bool	QueryIsDestructionAuthority (void) const
virtual bool	QueryIsVisibilityAuthority (void) const
virtual bool	QueryIsSerializationAuthority (void) const
virtual bool	AllowRemoteConstruction (SystemAddress sender, RakNet::BitStream *replicaData, SerializationType type, RakNetTime timestamp)
virtual void	AddAutoSerializeTimer (RakNetTime interval, SerializationType serializationType=AUTOSERIALIZE_DEFAULT, RakNetTime countdown=(RakNetTime)-1)
virtual void	ElapseAutoSerializeTimers (RakNetTime timeElapsed, bool resynchOnly)
RakNetTime	GetTimeToNextAutoSerialize (SerializationType serializationType=AUTOSERIALIZE_DEFAULT)
virtual void	BroadcastAutoSerialize (SerializationContext serializationContext, RakNet::BitStream serializedObject)
virtual void	CancelAutoSerializeTimer (SerializationType serializationType=AUTOSERIALIZE_DEFAULT)
virtual void	ClearAutoSerializeTimers (void)
	Remove and deallocate all previously added autoSerialize timers.
virtual void	OnAutoSerializeTimerElapsed (SerializationType serializationType, RakNet::BitStream output, RakNet::BitStream lastOutput, RakNetTime lastAutoSerializeCountdown, bool resynchOnly)
virtual void	ForceElapseAllAutoserializeTimers (bool resynchOnly)
virtual void	OnConstructionComplete (RakNet::BitStream replicaData, SystemAddress sender, SerializationType type, ReplicaManager2 replicaManager, RakNetTime timestamp, NetworkID networkId, bool networkIDCollision)
Protected Member Functions
virtual void	ReceiveSerialize (SystemAddress sender, RakNet::BitStream *serializedObject, SerializationType serializationType, RakNetTime timestamp, DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &exclusionList)
virtual void	ReceiveDestruction (SystemAddress sender, RakNet::BitStream *serializedObject, SerializationType serializationType, RakNetTime timestamp, DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &exclusionList)
virtual void	DeleteOnReceiveDestruction (SystemAddress sender, RakNet::BitStream *serializedObject, SerializationType serializationType, RakNetTime timestamp, DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &exclusionList)
virtual void	ReceiveVisibility (SystemAddress sender, RakNet::BitStream *serializedObject, SerializationType serializationType, RakNetTime timestamp, DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &exclusionList)
virtual Replica2 *	ReceiveConstructionReply (SystemAddress sender, BitStream *replicaData, bool constructionAllowed)
void	DereferenceFromDestruction (void)
Protected Attributes
bool	hasClientID
unsigned char	clientID
ReplicaManager2 *	rm2
DataStructures::Map < SerializationType, AutoSerializeEvent * >	autoSerializeTimers
Static Protected Attributes
static unsigned char	clientSharedID = 0
static Replica2 *	clientPtrArray [256]
Friends
class	ReplicaManager2
class	Connection_RM2

Detailed Description

Base class for game objects that use the ReplicaManager2 system.

All game objects that want to use the ReplicaManager2 functionality must inherit from Replica2.
Generally you will want to implement at a minimum Serialize(), Deserialize(), and SerializeConstruction()

Definition at line 451 of file ReplicaManager2.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Replica2::Replica2 ( )

Definition at line 1083 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

Replica2::~Replica2 ( ) [virtual]

Definition at line 1090 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

void Replica2::AddAutoSerializeTimer	(	RakNetTime	interval,
		SerializationType	serializationType = `AUTOSERIALIZE_DEFAULT`,
		RakNetTime	countdown = `(RakNetTime)-1`
	)			`[virtual]`

Adds a timer that will elapse every countdown milliseconds, calling Serialize with AUTOSERIALIZE_DEFAULT or whatever value was passed to serializationType Every time this timer elapses, the value returned from Serialize() will be compared to the last value returned by Serialize(). If different, SendSerialize() will be called automatically. It is possible to create your own AUTOSERIALIZE enumerations and thus control which parts of the object is serialized Use CancelAutoSerializeTimer() or ClearAutoSerializeTimers() to stop the timer. If this timer already exists, it will simply override the existing countdown This timer will automatically repeat every countdown milliseconds

Note:: The same data is sent to all participants when the autoserialize timer completes. If the data sent depends on the system to be sent to, do not use autoserialize. This is an optimization to save memory.

Parameters:

`[in]`	interval	Time in milliseconds between autoserialize ticks. Use 0 to process immediately, and every tick
`[in]`	serializationType	User-defined identifier for what type of serialization operation to perform. Returned in Deserialize() as the serializationType parameter.
`[in]`	countdown	Amount of time before doing the next autoserialize. Defaults to interval

Definition at line 1670 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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bool Replica2::AllowRemoteConstruction	(	SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNet::BitStream *	replicaData,
		SerializationType	type,
		RakNetTime	timestamp
	)			`[virtual]`

CALLBACK: If QueryIsConstructionAuthority() is false for a remote system, should that system be able to create this kind of object?

Parameters:

`[in]`	sender	Which system sent this message to us? Also happens to be the system that is requesting to create an object
`[in]`	replicaData	Construction data used to create this object
`[in]`	type	Which type of serialization operation was performed
`[in]`	timestamp	Written timestamp with the packet. 0 if not used.

Returns:: True to allow remote construction of this object. If true, we will reply with SEND_CONSTRUCTION_REPLY_ACCEPTED_TO_CLIENT and the network ID will be set on the requester.

Definition at line 1586 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::BroadcastAutoSerialize	(	SerializationContext *	serializationContext,
		RakNet::BitStream *	serializedObject
	)			`[virtual]`

Do the actual send call when needed to support autoSerialize If you want to do different types of send calls (UNRELIABLE for example) override this function.

Parameters:

`[in]`	serializationContext	Describes the recipient, sender. serializationContext::timestamp is an [out] parameter which if you write to, will be send along with the message
`[in]`	serializedObject	Data to pass to ReplicaManager2::SendSerialize()

Definition at line 1665 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::BroadcastConstruction ( SerializationContext * serializationContext = 0 ) [virtual]

Construct this object on other systems

Parameters:

[in] serializationContext Which system to send to, an input timestamp, and the SerializationType. 0 to use defaults, no timestamp.

Definition at line 1311 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::BroadcastDestruction ( SerializationContext * serializationContext = 0 ) [virtual]

Destroy this object on all current connections Triggers a call to SerializeDestruction() for each connection (you can serialize differently per connection).

Parameters:

[in] serializationContext Which system to send to, an input timestamp, and the SerializationType. 0 to use defaults, no timestamp.

Definition at line 1390 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::BroadcastSerialize ( SerializationContext * serializationContext = 0 ) [virtual]

Serialize this object to all current connections Triggers a call to SerializeConstruction() for each connection (you can serialize differently per connection).

Parameters:

[in] serializationContext Which system to send to, an input timestamp, and the SerializationType. 0 to use defaults, no timestamp.

Definition at line 1228 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::BroadcastVisibility	(	bool	isVisible,
		SerializationContext *	serializationContext = `0`
	)			`[virtual]`

Update the visibility state of this object on all other systems Use SEND_VISIBILITY_TRUE_TO_SYSTEM or SEND_VISIBILITY_FALSE_TO_SYSTEM in serializationContext::serializationType Triggers a call to SerializeVisibility() for each connection (you can serialize differently per connection).

Parameters:

[in] serializationContext Which system to send to, an input timestamp, and the SerializationType. 0 to use defaults, no timestamp, true visibility

Definition at line 1421 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::CancelAutoSerializeTimer ( SerializationType serializationType = AUTOSERIALIZE_DEFAULT ) [virtual]

Stop calling an autoSerialize timer previously setup with AddAutoSerializeTimer()

Parameters:

[in] serializationType Corresponding value passed to serializationType

Definition at line 1732 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::ClearAutoSerializeTimers ( void ) [virtual]

Remove and deallocate all previously added autoSerialize timers.

Definition at line 1746 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::DeleteOnReceiveDestruction	(	SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNet::BitStream *	serializedObject,
		SerializationType	serializationType,
		RakNetTime	timestamp,
		DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &	exclusionList
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 1514 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::DereferenceFromDestruction ( void ) [protected]

Definition at line 1382 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::Deserialize	(	RakNet::BitStream *	bitStream,
		SerializationType	serializationType,
		SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNetTime	timestamp
	)			`[virtual]`

CALLBACK: Receives data written by Serialize()

Parameters:

`[in]`	bitStream	Data sent
`[in]`	serializationType	SerializationContext::serializationType
`[in]`	sender	Which system sent this message to us
`[in]`	timestamp	If a timestamp was written, will be whatever was written adjusted to the local system time. 0 if not used.

Definition at line 1134 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::DeserializeDestruction	(	RakNet::BitStream *	bitStream,
		SerializationType	serializationType,
		SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNetTime	timestamp
	)			`[virtual]`

CALLBACK: Receives data written by SerializeDestruction()

Parameters:

`[in]`	bitStream	Data sent
`[in]`	serializationType	SerializationContext::serializationType
`[in]`	sender	Which system sent this message to us
`[in]`	timestamp	If a timestamp was written, will be whatever was written adjusted to the local system time. 0 if not used.

Definition at line 1126 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::DeserializeVisibility	(	RakNet::BitStream *	bitStream,
		SerializationType	serializationType,
		SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNetTime	timestamp
	)			`[virtual]`

CALLBACK: Receives data written by SerializeVisibility()

Parameters:

`[in]`	bitStream	Data sent
`[in]`	serializationType	SerializationContext::serializationType
`[in]`	sender	Which system sent this message to us
`[in]`	timestamp	If a timestamp was written, will be whatever was written adjusted to the local system time. 0 if not used.

Definition at line 1141 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::ElapseAutoSerializeTimers	(	RakNetTime	timeElapsed,
		bool	resynchOnly
	)			`[virtual]`

Elapse time for all timers added with AddAutoSerializeTimer() Only necessary to call this if you call Replica2::SetDoReplicaAutoSerializeUpdate(false) (which defaults to true)

Parameters:

`[in]`	timeElapsed	How many milliseconds have elapsed since the last call
`[in]`	resynchOnly	True to only update what was considered the last send, without actually doing a send.

Definition at line 1609 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::ForceElapseAllAutoserializeTimers ( bool resynchOnly ) [virtual]

Immediately elapse all autoserialize timers Used internally when a Deserialize() event occurs, so that the deserialize does not trigger an autoserialize itself

Definition at line 1595 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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ReplicaManager2 * Replica2::GetReplicaManager ( void ) const

Returns what was passed to SetReplicaManager(), or 0 if no value ever passed

Returns:: Registered instance of ReplicaManager2

Definition at line 1101 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

RakNetTime Replica2::GetTimeToNextAutoSerialize ( SerializationType serializationType = AUTOSERIALIZE_DEFAULT )

Returns how many milliseconds are remaining until the next autoserialize update

Parameters:

[in] serializationType User-defined identifier for what type of serialization operation to perform. Returned in Deserialize() as the serializationType parameter.

Returns:: How many milliseconds are remaining until the next autoserialize update. Returns -1 if no such autoserialization timer is in place.

Definition at line 1723 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::OnAutoSerializeTimerElapsed	(	SerializationType	serializationType,
		RakNet::BitStream *	output,
		RakNet::BitStream *	lastOutput,
		RakNetTime	lastAutoSerializeCountdown,
		bool	resynchOnly
	)			`[virtual]`

A timer has elapsed. Compare the last value sent to the current value, and if different, send the new value

Definition at line 1642 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::OnConstructionComplete	(	RakNet::BitStream *	replicaData,
		SystemAddress	sender,
		SerializationType	type,
		ReplicaManager2 *	replicaManager,
		RakNetTime	timestamp,
		NetworkID	networkId,
		bool	networkIDCollision
	)			`[virtual]`

A call to Connection_RM2 Construct() has completed and the object is now internally referenced

Parameters:

`[in]`	replicaData	Whatever was written bitStream in Replica2::SerializeConstruction()
`[in]`	type	Whatever was written serializationType in Replica2::SerializeConstruction()
`[in]`	replicaManager	ReplicaManager2 instance that created this class.
`[in]`	timestamp	timestamp sent with Replica2::SerializeConstruction(), 0 for none.
`[in]`	networkId	NetworkID that will be assigned automatically to the new object after this function returns
`[in]`	networkIDCollision	True if the network ID that should be assigned to this object is already in use. Usuallly this is because the object already exists, and you should just read your data and return 0.

Definition at line 1599 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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BooleanQueryResult Replica2::QueryConstruction ( Connection_RM2 * connection ) [virtual]

CALLBACK: For a given connection, should this object exist? Checked every Update cycle if ReplicaManager2::SetAutoUpdateScope() parameter construction is true Defaults to BQR_ALWAYS

Note:: This query is NOT used for ReplicaManager2::BroadcastConstruction() or SendConstruction(), which forces the operation to occur. If you DO want to use the query, use ReplicaManager2::Reference() and the next time RakPeer::Receive() is called it will occur.

Parameters:

[in] connection Which connection we are referring to. 0 means unknown, in which case the system is checking for BQR_ALWAYS or BQR_NEVER as an optimization.

Returns:: BQR_NO and the object will be destroyed. BQR_YES and the object will be created. BQR_ALWAYS is YES for all connections, and is optimized to only be checked once.

Definition at line 1558 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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bool Replica2::QueryIsConstructionAuthority ( void ) const [virtual]

CALLBACK: Does this system have control over construction of this object? While not strictly required, it is best to have this consistently return true for only one system. Otherwise systems may fight and override each other. Defaults to NetworkIDManager::IsNetworkIDAuthority();

Returns:: True if an authority over this operation, for this object instance

Definition at line 1570 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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bool Replica2::QueryIsDestructionAuthority ( void ) const [virtual]

CALLBACK: Does this system have control over deletion of this object? While not strictly required, it is best to have this consistently return true for only one system. Otherwise systems may fight and override each other. Defaults to NetworkIDManager::IsNetworkIDAuthority();

Returns:: True if an authority over this operation, for this object instance

Definition at line 1574 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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bool Replica2::QueryIsSerializationAuthority ( void ) const [virtual]

CALLBACK: Does this system have control over serialization of object members of this object? It is reasonable to have this be true for more than one system, but you would want to serialize different variables so those systems do not conflict. Defaults to NetworkIDManager::IsNetworkIDAuthority();

Returns:: True if an authority over this operation, for this object instance

Definition at line 1582 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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bool Replica2::QueryIsVisibilityAuthority ( void ) const [virtual]

CALLBACK: Does this system have control over visibility of this object? While not strictly required, it is best to have this consistently return true for only one system. Otherwise systems may fight and override each other. Defaults to NetworkIDManager::IsNetworkIDAuthority();

Returns:: True if an authority over this operation, for this object instance

Definition at line 1578 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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BooleanQueryResult Replica2::QueryVisibility ( Connection_RM2 * connection ) [virtual]

CALLBACK: For a given connection, should this object be visible (updatable?) Checked every Update cycle if ReplicaManager2::SetAutoUpdateScope() parameter serializationVisiblity is true Defaults to BQR_ALWAYS

Note:: This query is NOT used for ReplicaManager2::BroadcastVisibility() or SendVisibility(), which forces the operation to occur. If you DO want to use the query, use ReplicaManager2::Reference() and the next time RakPeer::Receive() is called it will occur.

Parameters:

[in] connection Which connection we are referring to. 0 means unknown, in which case the system is checking for BQR_ALWAYS or BQR_NEVER as an optimization.

Returns:: BQR_NO or BQR_YES and as this value changes per connection, you will get a call to DeserializeVisibility().

Definition at line 1564 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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Replica2 * Replica2::ReceiveConstructionReply	(	SystemAddress	sender,
		BitStream *	replicaData,
		bool	constructionAllowed
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 1368 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::ReceiveDestruction	(	SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNet::BitStream *	serializedObject,
		SerializationType	serializationType,
		RakNetTime	timestamp,
		DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &	exclusionList
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 1483 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::ReceiveSerialize	(	SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNet::BitStream *	serializedObject,
		SerializationType	serializationType,
		RakNetTime	timestamp,
		DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &	exclusionList
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 1268 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::ReceiveVisibility	(	SystemAddress	sender,
		RakNet::BitStream *	serializedObject,
		SerializationType	serializationType,
		RakNetTime	timestamp,
		DataStructures::OrderedList< SystemAddress, SystemAddress > &	exclusionList
	)			`[protected, virtual]`

Definition at line 1524 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::SendConstruction	(	SystemAddress	recipientAddress,
		SerializationType	serializationType = `UNDEFINED_REASON`
	)			`[virtual]`

Construct this object on other systems Triggers a call to SerializeConstruction()

Note:: If using peer-to-peer, NETWORK_ID_SUPPORTS_PEER_TO_PEER should be defined in RakNetDefines.h

Parameters:

`[in]`	recipientAddress	Which system to send to
`[in]`	serializationType	What type of command this is. Use UNDEFINED_REASON to have a type chosen automatically

Definition at line 1148 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::SendDestruction	(	SystemAddress	recipientAddress,
		SerializationType	serializationType = `UNDEFINED_REASON`
	)			`[virtual]`

Destroy this object on other systems Triggers a call to SerializeDestruction()

Parameters:

`[in]`	recipientAddress	Which system to send to
`[in]`	serializationType	What type of command this is. Use UNDEFINED_REASON to have a type chosen automatically

Definition at line 1182 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::SendSerialize	(	SystemAddress	recipientAddress,
		SerializationType	serializationType = `UNDEFINED_REASON`
	)			`[virtual]`

Serialize this object to another system Triggers a call to Serialize()

Parameters:

`[in]`	recipientAddress	Which system to send to
`[in]`	serializationType	What type of command this is. Use UNDEFINED_REASON to have a type chosen automatically

Definition at line 1196 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::SendVisibility	(	SystemAddress	recipientAddress,
		SerializationType	serializationType = `UNDEFINED_REASON`
	)			`[virtual]`

Update the visibility of this object on another system Triggers a call to SerializeVisibility()

Parameters:

`[in]`	recipientAddress	Which system to send to
`[in]`	serializationType	What type of command this is. Use UNDEFINED_REASON to have a type chosen automatically

Definition at line 1212 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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bool Replica2::Serialize	(	RakNet::BitStream *	bitStream,
		SerializationContext *	serializationContext
	)			`[virtual]`

CALLBACK: Override in order to write to bitStream data to send as regular class serialization, for normal per-tick data. Will be received by Deserialize()

Parameters:

`[out]`	bitStream	Data to send
`[in]`	serializationContext	Describes which system we are sending to, and a timestamp as an out parameter

Returns:: Return false to cancel the operation, true to process

Definition at line 1112 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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virtual bool RakNet::Replica2::SerializeConstruction	(	RakNet::BitStream *	bitStream,
		SerializationContext *	serializationContext
	)			`[pure virtual]`

CALLBACK: Override in order to write to bitStream data identifying this class for the class factory. Will be received by Connection_RM2::Construct() to create an instance of this class.

Parameters:

`[out]`	bitStream	Data used to identify this class, along with any data you also want to send when constructing the class
`[in]`	serializationContext	serializationType passed to Replica2::SendConstruction(), along with destination system, and a timestamp you can write to.

Returns:: Return false to cancel the construction, true to process

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bool Replica2::SerializeDestruction	(	RakNet::BitStream *	bitStream,
		SerializationContext *	serializationContext
	)			`[virtual]`

CALLBACK: Override in order to write to bitStream data to send along with destruction requests. Will be received by DeserializeDestruction()

Parameters:

`[out]`	bitStream	Data to send
`[in]`	serializationContext	Describes which system we are sending to, and a timestamp as an out parameter

Returns:: Return false to cancel the operation, true to process

Definition at line 1105 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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bool Replica2::SerializeVisibility	(	RakNet::BitStream *	bitStream,
		SerializationContext *	serializationContext
	)			`[virtual]`

CALLBACK: Override in order to write to bitStream data to send along with visibility changes. Will be received by DeserializeVisibility()

Parameters:

`[out]`	bitStream	Data to send
`[in]`	serializationContext	Describes which system we are sending to, and a timestamp as an out parameter

Returns:: Return false to cancel the operation, true to process

Definition at line 1119 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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void Replica2::SetReplicaManager ( ReplicaManager2 * rm )

Sets the replica manager to use with this Replica. Will also set the NetworkIDManager associated with RakPeerInterface::SetNetworkIDManager() Call this before using any of the functions below!

Parameters:

[in] rm A pointer to your instance of ReplicaManager 2

Definition at line 1095 of file ReplicaManager2.cpp.

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