The NetworkInterpolation property of a GameObject determines whether the networked transform of the object will be interpolated. Interpolation is a technique used to smooth out the movement of objects over the network, providing a more fluid and visually appealing experience.
To use the NetworkInterpolation property, simply access it on a GameObject instance and set it to true or false depending on whether you want the networked transform to be interpolated.
// Example of setting the NetworkInterpolation property GameObject myObject = new GameObject(); myObject.NetworkInterpolation = true; // Enable interpolation // Later in the code, you might want to disable it myObject.NetworkInterpolation = false; // Disable interpolation