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How to find local player gameobject? c#
So I have a UI that pops up and the player selects from two teams. When a player clicks one of the buttons, it then runs a function on a script, which is then supposed to set some variables, then run another script, on the local player, which then instantiates the appropriate weapons. How would I find which player the local player is? Alternatively, how could I make a UI button OnClick() event do something on the player?
Never mind, I'll just work around it by getting the player GameObject to do it all itself. I don't know why I didn't do that in the first place.
Just use "`if(isLocalPlayer)`". Then the script will only run on the local player.
@Willbl3pic Then it depends on what you mean by "local player". Any client is in itself the local player.
You really have to give us more info. How does the script not run on the local player? Do you use a if(isServer) check in the script? Do you use [Command] or [ClientRpc]? What are the variables that are going to change? Why can't you use [Command] + [SyncVar]?
In any case I'm sure you can use the $$anonymous$$essage class.
By the local player I mean the GameObject which the player is controlling.
Salmjak has the right idea, you need to give us more information. What do you mean
it does not run on the player?
@Willbl3pic Use a for loop to go through every instance of an active GameObject of tag "Player" (GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Player")), and while in the for loop, get the network identity component on the GameObject of index i, and check if the isLocalPlayer variable on that component is true. If so, then the GameObject of index i is your local player character.
