I am trying to create an app where I have multiple users modifying an entity at runtime similar to collaborative digital sculpting using SharePlay on VisionOS. When creating a collaborative experience using other 3D engines I have utilized an external server that devices send and update their state from serving as a global "source of truth". This doesn't seem to be the intended workflow for SharePlay which seemingly only allows for device to device messaging. While this works for a variety of apps it doesn't provide a smooth experience when multiple users are interacting with and manipulating the same 3D entity. Is there an intended way to do this for SharePlay? Would the best practice be to have one user serve as a host and establish a "source of truth" based on their app state? The closest example in documentation I have found is an example for using SharePlay in a drawing app. When a user is drawing they send the information for their realtime stroke through unreliable SharePlay messages and then, when they've finished, they send a reliable message with the final line. This technique makes sense for the given example since there is no scenario where multiple users would be drawing the same line, but it seemingly falls short for my use case since multiple users can sculpt in the same area of a given mesh. What would the intended approach be to achieve this with SharePlay? Is it simply a limitation of this type of networking? Thanks!