The Strix Unreal SDK provides a highly expandable and flexible matchmaking feature.
It includes an API for creating and matching rooms under your preferred conditions.
In the video above, you will be able to see how Strix's matchmaking feature allows two players to easily launch and connect to a room server to start a multiplayer game.

Unreal Actors can be synchronized by attaching the Strix Replicator component from the Strix Unreal SDK to them.
In Strix, Actors that can be synchronized are called 'Replicas'. By adding the different Strix Unreal SDK components to them, you will be able to synchronize an Actor's position, animation, and physical behavior.
Synchronization parameters can be set from the Details Panel.
In the video above, you can see how characters with the Strix Replicator and Strix Movement Synchronizer components attached to them smoothly synchronize the characters' movement.

In addition to the Replica feature, the Strix Unreal SDK also contains a function called custom synchronization that enables variable synchronization and RPCs (remote procedure calls).
It can be used for scripts that perform input processing and when you want to perform more detailed synchronization processing.
In the video above, you can see variable synchronization and RPCs at work when a character's health is lowered when they are hit by the other character's bullet.