Streaming textures possible?

You could even use OnSerializeNetworkView with reliable delta compression and setup your own transfer protocol. There you can stream all kind of data, you just have to make sure that the receiving peer reads the same amount that have been sent.

I use this method for our Hack&Slash game to transfer server snapshots of different sizes but i use unreliable of course ;) You have to serialize always some kind of header so the receiving peer knows what data follows.

So it is possible but i guess it's less limited with sockets. Well, sockets have of course the limitation that you can't open a listening socket in a webplayer while with unity network you can start a server.

@Warwick- I don't see how I could send the entire Color[] on a per frame basis (the bitstream does not support Color[] serialization). I could probably split up the Color[] into ints and then (on the other end) reconstruct the Color[] and subsequently read the pixels. However this would mean the texture on client B would would be multiple frames behind the texture on client A. I need a way to send the entire texture once per frame.

@Dreamora- This is what I feared haha. I might I have to brush up on my .NET and get hacking away at the network code.

@Bunny- This seems like an interesting idea. Exactly how would I go about setting up a custom transfer protocol that Unity's networking will accept. Is it possible perhaps to combine Warwick's suggestion and yours(send the Color[] from Texture2D.GetPixels through the OnSerializeNetworkView once per frame). If this is possible, this would be ideal. If I may add-- these are not, by any means, large textures so sending the entire texture once per frame should not be a problem as far as bandwidth goes.