public readonly record struct PredictionHealthWhat the server has seen of one client's input, sent back so the client can steer.
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Remarks
A broadcast rather than a payload kind of its own, because it is not about a networked object — it is about a connection, which is the case broadcasts exist for. The numbers are deltas since the last report rather than lifetime totals, so a controller does not have to remember what it was told last time to work out what just happened.
It is the only thing that knows the answer. A client can measure a round trip, and a round trip is a good estimate of the wrong thing: what matters is whether its input reached the server before the tick it was for, which is a fact about the server's buffer and about nothing the client can observe.
Fields and properties (4)
public int DepthHow many ticks of input the server is holding for this client.
public int StarvedTicks it simulated with no input since the last report.
public int LateInputs that arrived too late to use since the last report.
public static string BroadcastNameThe name this message is known by on the wire.
Methods (3)
public PredictionHealth(int Depth, int Starved, int Late)What the server has seen of one client's input, sent back so the client can steer.
public void Write(ref BitWriter writer)Writes this message.
public static bool TryRead(ref BitReader reader, out PredictionHealth value)Reads one.
Used by (3)
- PredictionHealthReporterVixen.Net
- PredictionWiringTestsVixen.Net.Tests
- TickLeadControllerVixen.Net