Network.Destroy does not work

Hi there,

Is anyone else having bad luck with Network.Destroy? I can´t seem to make it work, both the gameObject and the network view ID ones. The object I´m trying to destroy is inside the scope, has a valid object and/or network view assigned and I get no errors on the console. It´s like the command is simply being ignored.

Is there some weird behavior from Unity in this regard I´m not aware of? Any and all help is appreciated, I´m really stuck on this one.


Btw, Network.Instantiate works just fine.

Thx

 

Worked like a charm the last time I used it...

Was the game object you're trying to destroy instantiated? Or is it originally in the scene?

Can you post some code of what you're doing?

Edit:
Try a quick search of the forum... There are already posts on the subject. See if any of them help you.
Especially this one: http://forum.unity3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=15339&highlight=network+destroy

 

Nothing fancy, really. Just calling

Code (csharp):

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3. Network.Destroy(gameObject);
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or

Code (csharp):

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3. Network.Destroy(networkView.viewID);
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on a collision callback.

Is it a problem if the object has more than one network view, each tracking changes on different scripts?

Ah yes, the object in question was instantiated. But it´s supposed to work the same way for objects that start in the level, I guess?


Thx in advance,


Sebastiao

 

The specific message error I get is:

even though I can confirm the object in question has an enabled networkView.

Again, any help will be appreciated.


Sebastiao

 

Yay! Found where the problem is. But for clarity´s sake, here is the code and the log info:

Code (csharp):

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2. bottomSegment.transform.position = topSegment.transform.TransformPoint(0, -0.5, 0);
3. bottomSegment.transform.parent = topSegment.transform.parent;      
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5. topSegment.active = false;
6.  
7. print(topSegment.name);
8. print(topSegment.networkView.viewID);
9.  
10. Network.Destroy(topSegment.networkView.viewID);    
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12. bottomSegment.GetComponent(ConfigurableJoint).connectedBody = rigidbody;           
13. bottomSegment.rigidbody.isKinematic = true;
14. bottomSegment.rigidbody.freezeRotation = true;
15.  
16. Destroy(bottomSegment.GetComponent(CapsuleCollider));
17. topSegment = bottomSegment;
18. topSegment.GetComponent(SynchObject).enabled = true;
19. height = 0;
20. segmentCount--;    
21.  

Both topSegment and bottomSegment are network instantiated objects. Now for the log:

The root of all evil is here:

Code (csharp):

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2. topSegment.active = false;
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I didn´t think that Network.Destroy would mind the object being inactive, but looks like it does. Anyway, it´s working now, thanks a lot for the help!


Sebastiao