Connection Permissions

The host can change some permissions for a specific Connection. The ideal place to set these permissions would be in the OnActive network event.

Only the host can set these. They're all true by default, and the host always has them regardless of what you set.

You can set Connection.CanSpawnObjects to allow or disallow a specific connection to create their own networked objects. By default this is true.

By default only the host can send network refresh updates for networked objects. This can be changed to allow the owner of a networked object to also send these updates with Connection.CanRefreshObjects.

Connection.CanDestroyObjects controls whether a connection is allowed to destroy the networked objects it owns. Turn it off if the host should be the only one deciding when something is removed.

public void OnActive( Connection channel )
{
	// Let clients own and move things, but not create or delete them
	channel.CanSpawnObjects = false;
	channel.CanDestroyObjects = false;
}

Permissions decide what a connection may do once it's in. To remove one entirely, the host can kick it:

channel.Kick( "No cheating" );

To turn a connection away before it ever joins, use AcceptConnection instead - see Network Events.