How can I add a NetworkTickSmoother at runtime?

[dusky jackal]

I spawn in my player's visuals at runtime now and I can't get tick smoothing to work. Previously I had the tick smoother components for each graphical object on the root player and just dragged in the child object references I needed, which is now not possible.

There doesn't seem to be a way to access the graphical object variable in the tick smoother script. Even when I added the components to the root object via AddComponent and tried setting the graphical object with a setter method I added, the console gets spammed with errors that the graphical object field is not set. However the inspector shows them as assigned so I'm confused here.

This is the version of the NetworkTickSmoother I have btw (with the setter I added right under the serialized graphical object field)

[vivid laurel]

Hi there, have you tried using the OfflineTickSmoother instead with the SetTargetTransform method?

[dusky jackal]

The version i'm on doesnt have an OfflineTickSmoother. Just the NetworkTickSmoother, MonoTickSmoother, and DetachableNetworkTickSmoother

[vivid laurel]

I see, you may be able to use the MonoTickSmoother then

[dusky jackal]

Yep that worked, just had to make Initialize public instead of being called from OnEnable and call it with the graphical object as a parameter, so it gets set before initializing.

I dont typically change things with unity packages so i assume this may be overwritten/rolled back. Is there a way I can make a version of the script outside the packages folder? I tried before but i get a bunch of errors since it cant access the internal classes

[vivid laurel]

Hmm, it might be a bit tricky, you may need to use an assembly definition to access those

[dusky jackal]

I got rid of a bunch of the errors with an assembly definition referencing the fishnet runtime and gamekit dependencies definitions but i still cant access LocalTransformTickSmoother due to it being an internal class...

[vivid laurel]

You used an AssemblyReference?

This is working fine for me:

[dusky jackal]

I tried? Never worked with them before but this is what it looks like

[vivid laurel]

ah, delete that and create a AssemblyReference instead

I said Assembly Definition before, my mistake