NetworkSessionInfo

Lightweight read-only struct that carries session metadata — ID, name, and maximum connections — without any runtime state. Used to describe available sessions for listing and selection before joining.

Definition

Namespace: Paragon.Core.Network Assembly: Paragon.dll

public readonly struct NetworkSessionInfo

Remarks

NetworkSessionInfo is a pure data carrier used to represent session metadata separate from the live NetworkSession instance. Typical use cases include:

• Session browser — listing available sessions returned by a matchmaking or lobby service

• Session selection — passing session info to a join operation without needing a full NetworkSession reference

As a readonly struct, it is stack-allocated and immutable, making it efficient for collections and network responses.

Quick Lookup

Goal	How
Get session ID	info.Id
Get session name	info.Name
Get max connections	info.MaxConnections
Create from service data	new NetworkSessionInfo(id, name, maxConnections)

Properties

Id

The unique identifier for the session.

public string Id { get; }

Name

The display name of the session.

public string Name { get; }

MaxConnections

The maximum number of players allowed in the session.

public int MaxConnections { get; }

Methods

Constructor

public NetworkSessionInfo(string id, string name, int maxConnections)

Parameter	Type	Description
id	string	Unique session identifier
name	string	Display name of the session
maxConnections	int	Maximum allowed players

Examples

Listing Available Sessions

// Retrieve session list from the network service
IEnumerable<NetworkSessionInfo> sessions = await NetworkManager.Service.GetSessions();

foreach (NetworkSessionInfo info in sessions)
{
    Debug.Log($"Session: {info.Name} ({info.Id}) — Max: {info.MaxConnections}");
}

Joining a Session by Info

NetworkSessionInfo selectedSession = sessionList[0];
await NetworkManager.Service.JoinSession(selectedSession.Id);

See Also

• NetworkSession — the live session instance with player tracking and synchronization

• NetworkManager — the network system entry point