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NetworkTransport.GetOutgoingPacketNetworkLossPercent

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public static method GetOutgoingPacketNetworkLossPercent(hostId: int, connectionId: int, out error: byte): int;
public static int GetOutgoingPacketNetworkLossPercent(int hostId, int connectionId, out byte error);

Parameters

hostId Host ID associated with this connection.
connectionId ID of the connection.
error Error (can be cast to NetworkError for more information).

Returns

int The number of packets dropped by the network in the last ping timeout period expressed as an integer percentage from 0 to 100.

Description

Returns the value in percent of the number of sent packets that were dropped by the network and not received by the peer.

This value is calculated from packets dropped by the network between subsequent “keep alive” or ping packets. The packet rate is set, so the number of packets lost can be calculated from the expected number of incoming packets and the actual number of incoming packets.

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