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# Fusion Integration

When using the [Fusion Module](/game-creator-2/fusion-module.md), State Machine 2 integrates with Fusion's network architecture.

## Setup

1. Install **Fusion Module** for Game Creator 2
2. Install **State Machine 2**
3. Network settings automatically appear in node inspectors

## Authority

| Authority Type      | Description                                               |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Input Authority** | Player-controlled state machines run on the owning client |
| **State Authority** | Server-authoritative state machines run on the host       |

## Tick-Based Execution

Fusion's tick-based simulation ensures deterministic state machine execution across all clients.

### Benefits

* Consistent behavior across all clients
* Rollback support for client-side prediction
* Smooth synchronization even with network latency

## Network Object Setup

Ensure your networked GameObjects have:

1. A **NetworkObject** component
2. A **State Machine Runner** component
3. Proper authority settings on each node

{% hint style="info" %}
For player-controlled state machines, ensure the NetworkObject has **Input Authority** assigned to the controlling player.
{% endhint %}

## See Also

* [Fusion Module Documentation](/game-creator-2/fusion-module.md)


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