Destroying manually allocated GO

grandmasterj

To spawn my objects locally and just pass a seed, I assigned them a manually chosen viewID.
(i.e. 10333)

Now nobody owns the object.

So I cant call PhotonNetwork.Destroy.

I also cant call Destroy because than the viewID is still allocated.

And I cant unassignviewid because the viewID is still in use.

I just cant get rid of that objects..

Tobias

The owner is derived from the ID, so there's always someone (or the scene) owning the GO.
It should be possible to de-allocate manually allocated IDs but you should use the methods PhotonNetwork offers for that.
Did you find the (brief) description of manual allocation in the PDF doc in the package?

grandmasterj

For performance reasons, I dont use allocateViewID , but do something like go.viewID = 10333;

In the inspector its says at owner: [10] < no Photonplayer found>

Yes I read the description, but it didnt fit what I needed.

The reason I spawned them locally like that, are that I get Recieved unkown status code: QueueIncomingReliable Warning
Failure.

I want to spawn 100 objects and need 2 RPCs each to initialize them if I do it the other way.

Tobias

"For performance reasons, I dont use allocateViewID , but do something like go.viewID = 10333;"
How much more performance does this give you? Is that really a bottleneck?

"The reason I spawned them locally like that, are that I get Recieved unkown status code: QueueIncomingReliable Warning"
This is a warning and not an error. It can turn into an error if you get this a lot though. It basically means: "You get more messages than you consume", which in turn means you might run into a "out of memory" issue or performance issues over time.

"I want to spawn 100 objects and need 2 RPCs each to initialize them if I do it the other way."
Maybe you can get around spawning them?
Can you explain what you want to do?