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It is possible that the server will reject an update due to either ownership or Normcore Private plug-ins. When this happens, the server sends back the rejected update or a modified version of the state in the update.
You have most likely added your custom component to a game object before it was converted to a RealtimeComponent subclass.
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OnRealtimeModelReplacedOnRealtimeModelReplacedOnRealtimeModelReplacedrealtime.connected == truedidConnectToRoomisFreshModel = trueprotected override void OnRealtimeModelReplaced(YourModel previousModel, YourModel currentModel) {
if (previousModel != null) {
// Unregister from events
previousModel.valueDidChange -= ValueDidChange;
}
if (currentModel != null) {
// If this is a fresh model, set initial values
if (currentModel.isFreshModel)
currentModel.value = initialValue;
// Register for events so we'll know if the value changes later
currentModel.valueDidChange += ValueDidChange;
}
}
private void ValueDidChange(YourModel model, YourValueType value) {
// Handle the change event
UpdateSomething();
}