multiplayer-sync

Synchronize multiplayer state in Godot 4.3 by attaching a MultiplayerSynchronizer node to objects, configuring authoritative state replication, and implementing interpolation to ensure smooth remote motion across networked games.

Client-side prediction in Godot provides responsive local input by simulating player movement immediately on the client. The multiplayer-sync approach validates these local inputs later against the authoritative server state to correct discrepancies.

Yes, you can use a MultiplayerSynchronizer for real-time action games and simulations. It handles authoritative state replication and works alongside custom interpolation and prediction logic to achieve smooth remote motion.

Remote player movement stutters due to network jitter and packet delay. Fix this by applying interpolation in rendering, which smoothly transitions between received authoritative states rather than snapping directly to new positions.