ElectricSwitch switch1;

               switch1 = GameManager.server.CreateEntity("assets/prefabs/io/electric/switches/simpleswitch/simpleswitch.prefab") as ElectricSwitch;
               switch1.SetParent(box1, box1.GetSlotAnchorName(BaseEntity.Slot.Lock));
               switch1.transform.localPosition = new Vector3(-1f, -1f, 0f);
               switch1.transform.localRotation = Quaternion.Euler(new Vector3(0, 270, 0));

                switch1.Spawn();​

Ts3hosting

Seems the setparent is only moving the inputs and not the hole switch?

I'm attaching a switch to a car, basically the same way, and it can be wired.  The positioning might be interfering with the wiring tool.  Try putting the switch a few feet above the minicopter and see if it can be wired there.  I'm also destroying the switch's collider, but I don't think that would affect the wiring.

andrew2085

This sounds like an issue I'm having. The same thing happens when I try to attach a wooden box to a minicopter, the box always works, but the rendered model sometimes doesn't show up or freezes in place. I think the problem in my case is that the client doesn't expect a box model to move, so it keeps rendering it in it's original position until it gets an update or something. I still haven't found a solution.

I ran into something like that when putting search lights on minicopters.  Fixed it by running ".SendNetworkUpdate(BasePlayer.NetworkQueue.Update);" on the search light, inside the minicopter's FixedUpdate().  Maybe give that a try.

		private void RunWire(IOEntity source, int s_slot, IOEntity destination, int d_slot)
		{
			destination.inputs[d_slot].connectedTo.Set(source);
			destination.inputs[d_slot].connectedToSlot = s_slot;
			destination.inputs[d_slot].connectedTo.Init();
			source.outputs[s_slot].connectedTo.Set(destination);
			source.outputs[s_slot].connectedToSlot = d_slot;
			source.outputs[s_slot].connectedTo.Init();
			source.MarkDirtyForceUpdateOutputs();
			source.SendNetworkUpdate(BasePlayer.NetworkQueue.Update);
			destination.SendNetworkUpdate(BasePlayer.NetworkQueue.Update);
		}​

UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(entity.GetComponent<DestroyOnGroundMissing>());​

hey guys, did any of you find a final solution to this issue? having the same problems adding prefabs to helis.

thanks