/// <summary>
 /// QueueHistoryFrame Constructor
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="queueType">type of queue history frame (Inbound/Outbound)</param>
 public RpcQueueHistoryFrame(QueueFrameType queueType, NetworkUpdateStage updateStage, int maxClients = 512)
 {
     m_MaximumClients    = maxClients;
     m_QueueFrameType    = queueType;
     m_CurrentQueueItem  = new RpcFrameQueueItem();
     m_StreamUpdateStage = updateStage;
 }
 /// <summary>
 /// QueueHistoryFrame Constructor
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="queueType">Inbound or Outbound</param>
 /// <param name="updateStage">Network Update Stage this RpcQueueHistoryFrame is assigned to</param>
 /// <param name="maxClients">maximum number of clients</param>
 /// <param name="maxStreamBounds">maximum size of the message stream an RPC can have (defaults to 1MB)</param>
 public RpcQueueHistoryFrame(QueueFrameType queueType, NetworkUpdateStage updateStage, int maxClients = 512, int maxStreamBounds = 1 << 20)
 {
     //The added 512 is the Queue History Frame header information, leaving room to grow
     m_MaxStreamBounds   = maxStreamBounds + 512;
     m_MaximumClients    = maxClients;
     m_QueueFrameType    = queueType;
     m_CurrentQueueItem  = new RpcFrameQueueItem();
     m_StreamUpdateStage = updateStage;
 }
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        /// <summary>
        /// SendFrameQueueItem
        /// Sends the RPC Queue Item to the specified destination
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="queueItem">Information on what to send</param>
        private void SendFrameQueueItem(RpcFrameQueueItem queueItem)
        {
            switch (queueItem.QueueItemType)
            {
            case RpcQueueContainer.QueueItemType.ServerRpc:
            {
                m_RpcQueueContainer.NetworkManager.NetworkConfig.NetworkTransport.Send(queueItem.NetworkId, queueItem.MessageData, queueItem.NetworkChannel);

                //For each packet sent, we want to record how much data we have sent

                PerformanceDataManager.Increment(ProfilerConstants.ByteSent, (int)queueItem.StreamSize);
                PerformanceDataManager.Increment(ProfilerConstants.RpcSent);
                ProfilerStatManager.BytesSent.Record((int)queueItem.StreamSize);
                ProfilerStatManager.RpcsSent.Record();
                break;
            }

            case RpcQueueContainer.QueueItemType.ClientRpc:
            {
                foreach (ulong clientid in queueItem.ClientNetworkIds)
                {
                    m_RpcQueueContainer.NetworkManager.NetworkConfig.NetworkTransport.Send(clientid, queueItem.MessageData, queueItem.NetworkChannel);

                    //For each packet sent, we want to record how much data we have sent
                    PerformanceDataManager.Increment(ProfilerConstants.ByteSent, (int)queueItem.StreamSize);
                    ProfilerStatManager.BytesSent.Record((int)queueItem.StreamSize);
                }

                //For each client we send to, we want to record how many RPCs we have sent
                PerformanceDataManager.Increment(ProfilerConstants.RpcSent, queueItem.ClientNetworkIds.Length);
                ProfilerStatManager.RpcsSent.Record(queueItem.ClientNetworkIds.Length);

                break;
            }
            }
        }
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 /// <summary>
 ///  QueueInternalMLAPICommand
 ///  Added this as an example of how to add internal messages to the outbound send queue
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="queueItem">message queue item to add</param>
 public void QueueInternalMLAPICommand(RpcFrameQueueItem queueItem)
 {
     m_InternalMLAPISendQueue.Add(queueItem);
 }
 /// <summary>
 /// AddToInternalMLAPISendQueue
 /// NSS-TODO: This will need to be removed once we determine how we want to handle specific
 /// internal MLAPI commands relative to RPCS.
 /// Example: An network object is destroyed via server side (internal mlapi) command, but prior to this several RPCs are invoked for the to be destroyed object (Client RPC)
 /// If both the DestroyObject internal mlapi command and the ClientRPCs are received in the same frame but the internal mlapi DestroyObject command is processed prior to the
 /// RPCs being invoked then the object won't exist and additional warnings will be logged that the object no longer exists.
 /// The vices versa scenario (create and then RPCs sent) is an unlikely/improbable scenario, but just in case added the CreateObject to this special case scenario.
 ///
 /// To avoid the DestroyObject scenario, the internal MLAPI commands (DestroyObject and CreateObject) are always invoked after RPCs.
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="queueItem">item to add to the internal MLAPI queue</param>
 public void AddToInternalMLAPISendQueue(RpcFrameQueueItem queueItem)
 {
     m_RpcQueueProcessor.QueueInternalMLAPICommand(queueItem);
 }