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# Teleport

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\ <mark style="color:$warning;">Description</mark>

> This function facilitates the snapping process during a teleportation event. It does not move the Pawn by itself; instead, it prepares the physics component to "snap" to a new location by bypassing network interpolation, ensuring the transition is instantaneous on all clients without visual "sliding."

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<mark style="color:$warning;">Technical Logic & Networking</mark>

> * Movement Reset: Upon execution, the function calls <mark style="color:$warning;">`Stop Physical Movement`</mark> to clear existing velocity, ensuring the object doesn't carry old momentum to the new location.
> * Network Snapping: It sets a <mark style="color:$warning;">`Pending Teleport`</mark> flag to True. This internal flag tells the PMC replication system to send a specific network signal (Flag).
> * No Interpolation: On the client side, this signal forces the object to "snap" immediately to the target position instead of smoothly interpolating between the old and new coordinates.
> * Auto-Cleanup: The system automatically resets the <mark style="color:$warning;">`Pending Teleport`</mark> state to False immediately after the snap is processed to resume normal movement logic.

🛑 <mark style="color:$danger;">Note:</mark> This Teleport function is specifically designed to work with the <mark style="color:blue;">PMC In-Built Client Authoritative system</mark>. It utilizes internal flags to handle network snapping and bypass interpolation. If you are using <mark style="color:blue;">Custom Replication</mark> mode, you may need to handle the snapping logic according to your specific network architecture.

<mark style="color:$warning;">**Example:**</mark>

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