Hey. I am trying to move an object by walking into it. I cant get the client to predict the object that the player is moving into. How can this be obtained. The video is the client and the image is the object that the player is trying to push.
#Rigidbody prediction
fiery vault
swift plinth
Hi there, I notice you have a NetworkTransform on the object as well as state forwarding, which shouldn't be the case
fiery vault
Yeah i saw that in an other thread after posting this. But its still the same
swift plinth
What does the code look like for the object?
fiery vault
Nothign on the object being pushed
swift plinth
It needs prediction code
https://fish-networking.gitbook.io/docs/manual/guides/prediction/creating-code/non-controlled-object
fiery vault
Alright. Thanks i will try thaty
fiery vault
So i implemented it on the object but get the same result. The networktransfrom is disabled and it using State Forwarding. Should the player itself do anything special? I tried implementing the PredictionRigidbody in the player reconcile like the object but also the same.
swift plinth
I've just tried the script in the docs and this simple setup and it's working in the demo.
fiery vault
Alright. So it works a lot better now. The only problem is that is started to jitter alot.
swift plinth
Looks like the jitter is from the player script instead of the cube, no?
fiery vault
Now i made it with rigidbody.MovePosition and its a lot better but every time i stop moving its misbehaving
Fixed it by checking if the move vector was not zero
fiery vault
Hey. I changed it to use the PredictionRigidbody.Velocity() to move it. But i still get the jitter when ending the input. I tried applying force using AddForce like in the demo but its the same on the client even with no latency.
fiery vault
Fixed by running CreateReconcile OnPostTick. The demo does it OnTick but the docs says PostTick