PurrNet
  • 🐈Introduction
    • ‼️Unique to PurrNet
    • 💲Pricing
    • 💻Compatibility
    • 📚Addon library
    • 🗺️Roadmap
    • 🏎️Performance
      • RPC Benchmarks
      • Network Transform benchmarks
    • 🥰Support PurrNet
  • 📚Guides
    • Installation/Setup
    • Getting Started
    • Converting to PurrNet
      • Converting from Mirror
      • Converting from FishNet
    • Lobby System
    • Networking custom classes, structs & types
    • Chat system with broadcasts
    • Easy Multiplayer Physics (input Sync)
  • 🎮Full game guides
    • 🔫First Person Shooter
    • 🪓Survival Game
  • 🖥️Systems and modules
    • Network Manager
      • Network Rules
      • Network Prefabs
      • Network Visibility
        • Distance condition
      • Transports
        • Composite Transport
        • UDP Transport
        • Web Transport
        • Local Transport
        • Steam Transport
        • Purr Transport
      • Authentication
    • PlayerID (Client connection)
    • Network Identity
      • NetworkBehaviour
      • Ownership
      • Sync Types
        • SyncVar
        • SyncList
        • SyncQueue
        • SyncDictionary
        • SyncEvent
        • SyncHashset
        • SyncTimer
      • Don't destroy on load
    • Network Modules
    • Collider Rollback
    • Client Side Prediction
      • Overview
      • Predicted Identities
      • Predicted Hierarchy
      • Best Practices
      • Input Handling
      • State Handling
      • Views and Interpolation
    • Plug n' play components
      • Network Transform
      • Network Animator
      • Network Reflection (Auto Sync)
      • State Machine (Auto Networked)
    • Spawning & Despawning
    • Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
      • Generic RPC
      • Static RPC
      • Awaitable RPC
      • Direct Local Execution of RPCs
    • Instance Handler
    • Scene Management
    • Broadcast
  • 🤓Terminology
    • Early Access
    • Channels
    • Client Auth/Everyone (Unsafe)
    • Host
    • Server Auth (Safe)
  • 💡Integrations
    • Dissonance
    • Cozy Weather
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  1. Terminology

Host

Host means that you are running as both the server and the client.

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