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This data structure is part of the P2P Interface.
Structure containing information about the data being sent and to which player
Properties
EOS_P2P_SendPacketOptions
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Property
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Value
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int32_t ApiVersion
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API Version: Set this to EOS_P2P_SENDPACKET_API_LATEST.
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EOS_ProductUserId LocalUserId
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The Product User ID of the local user who is sending this packet
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EOS_ProductUserId RemoteUserId
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The Product User ID of the Peer you would like to send a packet to
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const EOS_P2P_SocketId* SocketId
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The socket ID for data you are sending in this packet
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uint8_t Channel
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Channel associated with this data
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uint32_t DataLengthBytes
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The size of the data to be sent to the RemoteUser
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const void* Data
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The data to be sent to the RemoteUser
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EOS_Bool bAllowDelayedDelivery
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If false and we do not already have an established connection to the peer, this data will be dropped
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EOS_EPacketReliability Reliability
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Setting to control the delivery reliability of this packet
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This data structure is part of the P2P Interface.
Structure containing information about the data being sent and to which player
Properties
P2P.SendPacketOptions
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Property
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Value
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int ApiVersion
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API Version: Set this to EOS_P2P_SENDPACKET_API_LATEST.
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ProductUserId LocalUserId
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The Product User ID of the local user who is sending this packet
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ProductUserId RemoteUserId
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The Product User ID of the Peer you would like to send a packet to
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SocketId SocketId
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The socket ID for data you are sending in this packet
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byte Channel
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Channel associated with this data
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byte[] Data
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The data to be sent to the RemoteUser
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bool AllowDelayedDelivery
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If false and we do not already have an established connection to the peer, this data will be dropped
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PacketReliability Reliability
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Setting to control the delivery reliability of this packet
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