Built-in network components

TSMP includes several TSMPNetworkBehaviour components that cover common VRChat world synchronization cases. They all share networkId, receive interpolation, active-state checks, and setup binding.

Common behaviour

Feature	Meaning
networkId	Stable ID used to match sender and receiver components.
receiveInterpolation	None, Discrete, or Continuous received-value handling.
Active state	Disabled components or inactive GameObjects do not participate.
TSMPBeforeEncode()	Captures component state before the encoder reads [TransSync] fields.
OnTSMPVariableReceived()	Applies decoded state after a frame is received.

Component overview

Component	What it synchronizes
TSMPNetworkTransformSync	Transform position, rotation, scale, compression range, and optional Rigidbody state.
TSMPNetworkHumanoidPoseSync	Selected humanoid bones plus root motion position.
TSMPNetworkBlendShapesSync	Selected blendshape weights for one SkinnedMeshRenderer.
TSMPNetworkVrchatAvatarPoseSync	VRChat player tracking pose for avatar-pool playback.
TSMPNetworkAnimatorSync	Animator parameters and layer-related state supported by the runtime path.
TSMPNetworkTimelineSync	PlayableDirector timeline time/play state where supported by Udon.
TSMPNetworkGameObjectToggle	Toggle event through TSMP RPC.
TSMPDebugCanvas	Text UI for frame counters, bitrate, loss, and header metadata.

Choosing a component

Use built-in components when the data model matches your object. Write a custom TSMPNetworkBehaviour when:

• You need a different packed byte format.
• You need to synchronize several fields as one packet.
• You need a custom receive interpolation policy.
• You need to run logic from a TSMP RPC.

Binding rule

After adding or removing network components, run Apply Setup. The encoder and decoder do not discover fields every frame in runtime worlds; setup creates explicit binding tables for performance and Udon compatibility.