It's quick and easy to set up a networked scene from scratch using the coherence SDK. This example will show you the basic steps to sync up some moving characters.
Add these components to your scene to prepare it for network synchronization.
coherence > Scene Setup > Create MonoBridge
This object takes care of connected GameObject lifetimes and allows us to develop using traditional MonoBehaviour scripts.
coherence > Scene Setup > Create LiveQuery
Creates a LiveQuery which queries the area around the local player to get the required information from the Replication Server. You can surround your entire scene in one query or can attach it to an object such as the player or a camera.
coherence > Scene Setup > Add Sample UI
Creates a Canvas (and Event System if not already present in the scene) with a sample UI that helps you connect to a local or remote Replication Server. You can create your own connection dialog, this one is just a quick way to get started.
Using the coherence Hub window gives you an overview of everything related to networking in your project. The Overview tab will show you the current status and which actions you need to perform for everything to work.
coherence > coherence Hub
If we have identified any issues in your project, the Overview tab provides a one-click solution to solving it. In the example below, simply click the error icon (that's the red icon with an exclamation mark in it) and coherence will solve the issue for you.
