RealtimeView get by object id
Is there any way to get the same GameObject on 2 clients by an id?
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In NormalVR's Normcore, there isn't a built-in way to get a
However, you can introduce this functionality by creating a
Here's an example of how you might do this:
In this example, would be a custom model you've created that has a . When a fresh model is created, a new UUID is generated and assigned to . If the model isn't fresh (i.e., it's being loaded from the datastore), the UUID is retrieved from .
Once you've assigned UUIDs to your components, you can create a system to look up
Please note that this is a custom solution and may require additional work to fit your specific needs.
In NormalVR's Normcore, there isn't a built-in way to get a
RealtimeViewRealtimeViewRealtimeViewHowever, you can introduce this functionality by creating a
RealtimeComponentOnRealtimeModelReplaced()Here's an example of how you might do this:
In this example, would be a custom model you've created that has a . When a fresh model is created, a new UUID is generated and assigned to . If the model isn't fresh (i.e., it's being loaded from the datastore), the UUID is retrieved from .
Once you've assigned UUIDs to your components, you can create a system to look up
RealtimeViewPlease note that this is a custom solution and may require additional work to fit your specific needs.
KFor more information, you can refer to the Normcore Documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/common-questions#is-there-a-uuid-that-i-can-use-to-find-a-realtimeview-reference-at-runtime).
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