We introduce you to what you'll learn in this module. We'll show you how to connect two players to each other, how to synchronize their game states, how to make a chat system, and how to create a global high score system.

An overview of the tools you should have after working through Network Scripting I.

We use the Network class to connect two players to each other. The players must know their IP adresses and list port numbers in order to use this type of connection.

In this chapter you'll learn how to use the Master Server to facilitate connections between players. Using this method means that players do not have to know any technical information about other players.

RPCs are a way to call functions on remotely-connected computers. We'll explore how to send these messages across the network using the Network View component.

You learn how to ensure that each connected player is playing “the same game” by synchronizing the position and rotation of GameObjects with Network Views in each instance of the game.

Variables can be synchronized with Network Views as well, but they require coding a special function called OnSerializeNetworkView() to do so.

Learn how to implement a basic chat system in your game.

Learn how to host a high score database for your game so players all over the world can compare scores.