Objectpool used in Networking

This subject prepares me a headache...

My problem:
The player can place bombs wich should be synch other the network, because of time and position and velocity (can be kicked away etc) so they have attached a networkview. All the important decisions should do the server, like damage on objects, players, etc.

I'll use a ObjectPooler Script for pool the bombs.

Code (CSharp):

1. public class BombPoolerScript : MonoBehaviour {
2.     public GameObject pooledObject;
3.     public int pooledAmount = 20;
4.     public bool willGrow = true;
5.  
6.     public List<GameObject> pooledObjects;
7.  
8.     void Start() {
9.         pooledObjects = new List<GameObject>();
10.         for (int i = 0; i < pooledAmount; i++) {
11.             GameObject obj = Instantiate(pooledObject) as GameObject;
12.             obj.SetActive(false);
13.             obj.GetComponent<BombScript>().enabled = true;
14.             pooledObjects.Add(obj);
15.         }
16.     }
17.  
18.     public GameObject GetPooledObject() {
19.         for (int i = 0; i < pooledObjects.Count; i++) {
20.             if (!pooledObjects[i].activeInHierarchy) {
21.                 return pooledObjects[i];
22.             }
23.         }
24.  
25.         if (willGrow) {
26.             GameObject obj = Instantiate(pooledObject) as GameObject;
27.             pooledObjects.Add(obj);
28.             obj.GetComponent<BombScript>().enabled = true;
29.             return obj;
30.         }
31.  
32.         return null;
33.     }
34. }

What is the best way to do this over the network?

my first approach was to always allocate a new networkview id to a bomb...

Code (CSharp):

1. void Update() {
2.         if (!networkView.isMine) {
3.             return;
4.         }
5.  
6.         bool placeBomb = false;
7.         #if UNITY_ANDROID
8.             placeBomb = CustomInput.GetButtonUp("PlaceBomb");
9.         #else
10.             placeBomb = Input.GetButtonUp("PlaceBomb");
11.         #endif
12.         if (Input.GetButtonUp("PlaceBomb") && CanPlaceBomb()) {        
13.            GameResults.placedBombs++;
14.        
15.             var pos = transform.position;
16.             pos.x = Mathf.Round(pos.x);
17.             pos.z = Mathf.Round(pos.z);
18.             pos.y = 0;
19.             foreach (var poolBomb in bombpooler.pooledObjects) {
20.                 if (poolBomb.activeInHierarchy && poolBomb.transform.position == pos) {
21.                     return;
22.                 }
23.             }
24.             var viewID = Network.AllocateViewID();
25.             networkView.RPC("PlaceBomb", RPCMode.All, pos, viewID);
26.         }
27.    
28.     }
29.  
30.     [RPC]
31.     void PlaceBomb(Vector3 pos, NetworkViewID viewID) {
32.         var bombObj = bombpooler.GetPooledObject();
33.         bombObj.networkView.viewID = viewID;
34.         var bomb = bombObj.GetComponent<BombScript>();
35.         bomb.time = time;
36.         bomb.range = range;
37.  
38.         bombObj.transform.position = pos;
39.         bombObj.SetActive(true);
40.     }

But i run into problems with synch. if I want to find the networkview of the bomb to get the reference to bombscript.

With static ViewId I run into the following problem:
The following state is possible with an static viewID attached to the bomb:
1. placed bomb by the Client A explode on the Client A but not on Client B (some ms later)
2. bomb is again available in the poolerscript on Client A but not on Client B (some ms later)
3. Client A places the same bomb again but on Client B its still active and not exploded....
4. the bomb on Client B dont exploded and placed to the new position.... (should not happened)


But I need static viewID for finding the bomb... on other objects, because of the reference to the bombscript


I hope I could convey my problem properly

 

Could you elaborate on that? Why would you need a static NetworkViewID to find the Script-Component of an Object?

 

I love this moments

On thinking about the answer of your question, I solved my problem...
I don't realy need a bomb script reference.

This happeneds if you port a singleplayer game to multiplayer
So ok, finaly my solution of Objectpool script works for me

Maybe I inspirit someone else, who need a Objectpool script, that works for Multiplayer...