Hey guys,
Ethan here.
I've been messing around with LUBE for a first multiplayer game I'm creating.
But the only problem is that the example that I downloaded for LUBE only handles one connection at a time.
Is it possible to have multiple players connected and all draw them on the screen?
Also is it possible to identify players with an id? Or maybe have a player limit?
Thanks,
Ethan
Lube: Multiple connections going at once.
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Re: Lube: Multiple connections going at once.
Of course.Ethan-Taylor wrote: Is it possible to have multiple players connected and all draw them on the screen?
Lube gives you a clientid, that is used when you want to send messages to that client, and can also be used as an identifier for your own purposes.Ethan-Taylor wrote: Also is it possible to identify players with an id? Or maybe have a player limit?
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Re: Lube: Multiple connections going at once.
Is there any introductory topics about this?bartbes wrote:Of course.Ethan-Taylor wrote: Is it possible to have multiple players connected and all draw them on the screen?
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Re: Lube: Multiple connections going at once.
It's exactly the same as having one client.
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Re: Lube: Multiple connections going at once.
Sorry bartbes for the slow reply, schools been getting a bit hard lately.bartbes wrote:It's exactly the same as having one client.
I might seem a little annoying, but I cannot see how I could have multiple connections at once.
I mean, I can connect to clients to one server, but when I have them both send packets with a 'name' variable in them, they seem to get mixed up and output weird values.
I'm sorry if I'm taking up time but do you have some example code I can use for the purpose described in my initial post?
If so that would be great and it would help me understand more,
Thanks,
Ethan.
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