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Each NetworkedObject is be owned by a specific client. This can be any client or the server.
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Each NetworkedObject is owned by a specific client. This can be any client or the server.
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Giving ownership of an object can be done like this
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GetComponent<NetworkedObject>().RemoveOwnership();
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When you are owner of an object. You can check for ``IsOwner`` in any NetworkedBehaviour, similar to how player objects can do ``IsLocalPlayer``
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When you are owner of an object, you can check for ``IsOwner`` in any NetworkedBehaviour, similar to how player objects can do ``IsLocalPlayer``
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## Object destruction
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When a client disconnects. All objects owned by that client will be destroyed. If you don't want that. (Ex. if you want the objects to be dropped), you can remove ownership just before they are destroyed.
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When a client disconnects, all objects owned by that client will be destroyed. If you don't want that (Ex. if you want the objects to be dropped), you can remove ownership just before they are destroyed.
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Simply remove the ownership in the OnDestroy method on the player object that owns the object and remove ownership there. That will be handled before the owned object is destroyed.
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Simply remove the ownership in the OnDestroy method on the player object that owns the object and remove ownership there. That will be handled before the owned object is destroyed.

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