I followed tutorials and other projects and I must be missing something. When I try to run my code, the player is always Peer even if I'm only running it on one device. Can someone take a look and tell me what I'm missing?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9n4WK ... sp=sharing

I'm trying to test my game's multiplayer features. I set up a text object to tell me if I'm peer or host. Today when testing I kept logging in and being assigned as peer. Is this because I was host at a point in time and didn't disconnect properly and it thinks that there's a host still there?

How do I get the room to automatically close? Do they timeout after a while? Is there a way to ensure I log in as host? Is there a command to clear all active rooms in an instance?

I created a lobby layout and connected to the server and room. On my window that I'm testing in, I'm the peer in the lobby but when I go to the first layout, I'm host. To me that seems like something with the multiplayer connection is getting lost.

I dont think this was clarified in any of the multiplayer tutorials.

Do multiplayer rooms persist on layout changes?

Let's say I have a lobby layout where I have the players log in and connect to a room.

If the game advances to another layout, are these players still in the same room? It doesn't seem to be working for me.

If I have them join the room at the start of the level, everything works as normal but when I advanced to another layout, player 2's controls now attempt to control player 1.