HighGroundRoyaleFusion/Assets/Networked_Characters.cs

//Shady
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Fusion;
using UnityEngine;

public class Networked_Characters : NetworkBehaviour
{
    // Make a universal list of the available prefabs. Set the values in Editor.
    public List<GameObject> NetworkedCharacterPrefabs; // Would have your male and female versions here.

    // Call this by the local client once the Male or female character is selected.
    public void RequestSpawnObject(PlayerRef playerRequesting, int prefabIndex)
    {
        RPC_ServerSpawnCharacter(playerRequesting, prefabIndex);
    }

   // this will be called on the Server only by the above function.
    [Rpc(RpcSources.All, RpcTargets.StateAuthority)]
    private void RPC_ServerSpawnCharacter(PlayerRef playerRequesting, int prefabIndex)
    {
        NetworkObject netObj = Runner.Spawn(NetworkedCharacterPrefabs[prefabIndex], Vector3.zero, Quaternion.identity, playerRequesting); // The last parameter sets the InputAuthority over the character Object.
        RPC_ClientSetCharacter(playerRequesting, netObj.Id);
    }

    // Then I use something like this to let the client know which character spawned is theirs by giving the client the NetworkId of the object.
    // Using a targeted RPC will make it so the proper client is given the specific character NetworkID. 
    [Rpc(RpcSources.StateAuthority, RpcTargets.All)]
    private void RPC_ClientSetCharacter([RpcTarget] PlayerRef player, NetworkId objectNetId)
    {
        // GameObject character = Runner.FindObject(objNetId).gameObject;
        // Add any code here necessary. This is on the client and the character gameobject they wanted spawned is "character" above.
    }
}