Network Settings

To control network system use Network Settings asset (linked into Game Settings). You can adjust those options from code at runtime (eg. to set server address or port) with the following code:

// Setup network connection settings
var networkSettings = GameSettings.Load<NetworkSettings>();
networkSettings.Address = "23.145.242.343";
networkSettings.Port = 2137;
GameSettings.LoadAsset<NetworkSettings>().SetInstance(networkSettings);

Property	Description
Max Clients	Maximum amount of active network clients in a game session. Used by server or host to limit amount of players and spectators.
Protocol Version	Network protocol version of the game. Network clients and server can use only the same protocol version (verified upon client joining).
Network FPS	The target amount of the network system updates per second. Higher values provide better network synchronization (eg. 60 for shooters), lower values reduce network usage and performance impact (eg. 30 for strategy games). Can be used to tweak networking performance impact on game. Cannot be higher that UpdateFPS (from Time Settings). Use 0 to run every game update. Use value lower than 0 if you want to disable automatic field replication.
Address	Address of the server (server/host always runs on localhost). Only IPv4 is supported.
Port	The port for the network peer.
Network Driver	The type of the network driver (implements INetworkDriver) that will be used to create, manage, send and receive messages over the network.
Max Messages Per Update	Limit for network manager messages amount to process within a single update. Prevents flooding the network system with too many messages and causing performance issues. Use 0 to process all messages.
Max Messages Per Update Per Client	Limit for network manager messages amount to process within a single update by a single client. Prevents flooding the network system with too many messages and causing performance issues. Use 0 to process all messages.
Max Sync Parts	Limit for network replication partial messages in-flight. Used to reduce object RPC/Replication/Spawn partial chunks that need multiple messages in order to process (due to large data size). Use 0 to disable this feature.
Max Sync Part TTL	Limit for network replication partial messages, within which all parts should arrive (in seconds). Used to limiting amount of in-flight parts or reject lost parts of object RPC/Replication/Spawn partial chunks. Use 0 to disable this feature.