void Awake()
{
Started.AddListener(OnRoomStartServer);
Stopped.AddListener(OnRoomStopServer);
Connected.AddListener(OnRoomServerConnected);
Authenticated.AddListener(OnRoomServerAuthenticated);
Disconnected.AddListener(OnRoomServerDisConnected);
OnStartHost.AddListener(OnRoomStartHost);
OnStopHost.AddListener(OnRoomStopHost);
}
/// <summary>
/// This starts a network "host" - a server and client in the same application.
/// <para>The client returned from StartHost() is a special "local" client that communicates to the in-process server using a message queue instead of the real network. But in almost all other cases, it can be treated as a normal client.</para>
/// </summary>
public UniTask StartHost(NetworkClient client)
{
if (client != null)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("NetworkClient not assigned. Unable to StartHost()");
}
// start listening to network connections
UniTask task = ListenAsync();
Active = true;
client.ConnectHost(this);
// call OnStartHost AFTER SetupServer. this way we can use
// NetworkServer.Spawn etc. in there too. just like OnStartServer
// is called after the server is actually properly started.
OnStartHost?.Invoke();
logger.Log("NetworkServer StartHost");
return(task);
}
