Struct NetworkConfigParameter

The NetworkConfigParameter is used to set specific parameters that the driver uses.

Implements

INetworkParameter

Inherited Members

ValueType.Equals(object)

ValueType.GetHashCode()

ValueType.ToString()

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetType()

Namespace: Unity.Networking.Transport

Assembly: solution.dll

Syntax

public struct NetworkConfigParameter : INetworkParameter

Fields

Name	Description
connectTimeoutMS	Time between connection attempts.
disconnectTimeoutMS	Inactivity timeout for a connection. If nothing is received on a connection for this amount of time, it is disconnected (a Disconnect event will be generated). To prevent this from happenning when the game session is simply quiet, set heartbeatTimeoutMS to a positive non-zero value.
fixedFrameTimeMS	Fixes a fixed amount of time to be used each frame for the purpose of timeout calculations. For example, setting this value to 1000 will have the driver consider that 1 second passed between each call to ScheduleUpdate(JobHandle), even if that's not actually the case. Only useful for testing scenarios, where deterministic behavior is more important than correctness.
heartbeatTimeoutMS	Time after which if nothing from a peer is received, a heartbeat message will be sent to keep the connection alive. Prevents the disconnectTimeoutMS mechanism from kicking when nothing happens on a connection. A value of 0 will disable heartbeats.
maxConnectAttempts	Maximum number of connection attempts to try. If no answer is received from the server after this number of attempts, a Disconnect event is generated for the connection.
maxFrameTimeMS	Maximum amount of time a single frame can advance timeout values. In this scenario, a frame is defined as the time between two ScheduleUpdate(JobHandle) calls. Useful when debugging to avoid connection timeouts.
maxMessageSize	Maximum size of a packet that can be sent by the transport. Note that this size includes any headers that could be added by the transport (e.g. headers for DTLS or pipelines), which means the actual maximum message size that can be sent by a user is slightly less than this value. To find out what the size of these headers is, use MaxHeaderSize(NetworkPipeline). It is possible to send messages larger than that by sending them through a pipeline with a FragmentationPipelineStage. These headers do not include those added by the OS network stack (like UDP or IP).

Methods

Name	Description
Validate()	Validate the settings.