Public Member Functions
	ReceiveConstructionInterface ()
virtual	~ReceiveConstructionInterface ()
virtual ReplicaReturnResult	ReceiveConstruction (RakNet::BitStream inBitStream, RakNetTime timestamp, NetworkID networkID, NetworkIDObject existingObject, SystemAddress senderId, ReplicaManager *caller)=0

Detailed Description

An interface for a class that handles the construction callback from the network See ReplicaManager::SetReceiveConstructionCB

Definition at line 43 of file ReplicaManager.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ReceiveConstructionInterface::ReceiveConstructionInterface ( ) [inline]

Definition at line 46 of file ReplicaManager.h.

virtual ReceiveConstructionInterface::~ReceiveConstructionInterface ( ) [inline, virtual]

Definition at line 47 of file ReplicaManager.h.

virtual ReplicaReturnResult ReceiveConstructionInterface::ReceiveConstruction	(	RakNet::BitStream *	inBitStream,
		RakNetTime	timestamp,
		NetworkID	networkID,
		NetworkIDObject *	existingObject,
		SystemAddress	senderId,
		ReplicaManager *	caller
	)			`[pure virtual]`

Called when a network object needs to be created by the ReplicaManager class

Parameters:

`[in]`	inBitStream	The bitstream that was written to in Replica::SendConstruction
`[in]`	timestamp	If in Replica::SendConstruction you set sendTimestamp to true, this is the time the packet was sent. Otherwise it is 0.
`[in]`	networkID	If the remote object had an NetworkID set by the time Replica::SendConstruction was called it is here.
`[in]`	existingNetworkObject	If networkID is already in use, existingNetworkObject is the pointer to that object. If existingReplica is non-zero, you usually shouldn't create a new object, unless you are reusing networkIDs, such as having the client and server both on the same computer
`[in]`	senderId	Which SystemAddress sent this packet.
`[in]`	caller	Which instance of ReplicaManager is calling this interface

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