t timePacketSent)=0;<BR>
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This is called when RakNet needs to make a copy of your networked data.  You should allocate a copy of the class, copy your data to that class, and return the pointer.<BR>

virtual MemSynchSpec * MakeSynchronizedDataCopy(void)=0;<BR>
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This is called when RakNet needs to write the last value it sent out.  You should overwrite your networked data with the values held by the pointer.  The pointer points to the user data that is synchronized, while the class called is the