public void ActivateHostSceneCallsOnStartClient()
{
// add an identity with a networkbehaviour to .spawned
GameObject go = new GameObject();
NetworkIdentity identity = go.AddComponent <NetworkIdentity>();
identity.netId = 42;
// for authority check
//identity.connectionToClient = connection;
OnStartClientTestNetworkBehaviour comp = go.AddComponent <OnStartClientTestNetworkBehaviour>();
Assert.That(comp.called, Is.EqualTo(0));
//connection.identity = identity;
NetworkIdentity.spawned[identity.netId] = identity;
// ActivateHostScene
NetworkServer.ActivateHostScene();
// was OnStartClient called for all .spawned networkidentities?
Assert.That(comp.called, Is.EqualTo(1));
// clean up
NetworkIdentity.spawned.Clear();
NetworkServer.Shutdown();
// destroy the test gameobject AFTER server was stopped.
// otherwise isServer is true in OnDestroy, which means it would try
// to call Destroy(go). but we need to use DestroyImmediate in
// Editor
GameObject.DestroyImmediate(go);
}
public void ClearAllComponentsDirtyBits()
{
// create a networkidentity and add some components
OnStartClientTestNetworkBehaviour compA = gameObject.AddComponent <OnStartClientTestNetworkBehaviour>();
OnStartClientTestNetworkBehaviour compB = gameObject.AddComponent <OnStartClientTestNetworkBehaviour>();
// set syncintervals so one is always dirty, one is never dirty
compA.syncInterval = 0;
compB.syncInterval = Mathf.Infinity;
// set components dirty bits
compA.SetDirtyBit(0x0001);
compB.SetDirtyBit(0x1001);
// dirty because interval reached and mask != 0
Assert.That(compA.IsDirty(), Is.True);
// not dirty because syncinterval not reached
Assert.That(compB.IsDirty(), Is.False);
// call identity.ClearAllComponentsDirtyBits
identity.ClearAllComponentsDirtyBits();
// should be cleared now
Assert.That(compA.IsDirty(), Is.False);
// should be cleared now
Assert.That(compB.IsDirty(), Is.False);
// set compB syncinterval to 0 to check if the masks were cleared
// (if they weren't, then it would still be dirty now)
compB.syncInterval = 0;
Assert.That(compB.IsDirty(), Is.False);
}
