[UNET] Client cannot call [Command]s, only the host can

Thanks for the reply! I didn't know that [Command] functions could only be run on the server. How would a client send a message to the server then? I've looked over the API a bunch but haven't seen anything.

Here's the code that I'm trying to use. Basically, I want the client to send the server a gameobject (instantiated or prefab, doesn't matter) and then for the server to spawn that object so that it will appear for all clients.

[Command] public void CmdSpawn() { NetworkServer.Spawn(spawnedInstance);

 }

And right before that gets called I have this:

        spawnedInstance= Instantiate(spawnPrefab, 
                                    transform.position + new Vector3(0,4,0), 
                                    Quaternion.identity) as GameObject;

So what I'm looking for is a way for a client to tell the server to spawn an object and set a few settings on it as well.

Edit: Okay so I messed up the formatting but you should be able to get what I mean.

@Sruthin55 This is what my code looks like after I solved it. I forget how I did it (I think it was something with how I set the framework up).

 //within FixedUpdate on a keypress
 CmdSpawnPokemon(gameObject);
 
 
     [Command]
     void CmdSpawnPokemon(GameObject master) //Tells the server to spawn our pokemon, then sends it back to the player
     {
         GameObject go = Instantiate(pokemonPrefab, //Instantiate using prefabs
                                     master.transform.position + new Vector3(0, 4, 0),
                                     Quaternion.identity) as GameObject;
         go.GetComponent<PokemonInfo>().owner = master; //Set the owner of the pokemon to the parameter sent by the client
         go.GetComponent<Pokemon$$anonymous$$oveInput$$anonymous$$anager>().info.owner = master; //Do it again for fun
         NetworkServer.SpawnWithClientAuthority(go, connectionToClient); //Spawn the gameobject on the server
         RpcReceiveActivePokemon(go); //Send the gameobject back to the client so they can do stuff with it
     }
     

Try something like that. Sorry that I'm not able to help more.

Oh I remember a bit more now. When I was debugging in the original post and said that the function didn't even run on the client, that was true. It was running on the server and I just wasn't spawning it correctly.