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Hi everyone, just wondering... Can made a multiplayer game on Android? |
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oh boy.... I do get tired...... but NO! CC isn't designed to make any kind of multiplayer games. |
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I just asked if it was possible or not... The goal was to FIND out if it was possible or not. |
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o.k., but.... You have asked about this before. Multiplayer has been discussed MANY times on this forum. why keep asking? if you want to do a multiplayer game, go ahead and figure out how to do it.... you know what - I am really done with this forum. C'Ya |
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wrote: oh boy.... I do get tired...... but NO! CC isn't designed to make any kind of multiplayer games. At least for Windows, i dont think so. By using javascript and querying a database, you can create some kind of multiplayer games. |
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It's most definitely capable of multiplayer games. How sophisticated is debatable, but I'd argue if you actually knew enough JavaScript + database management you could make something pretty complex. |
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... this works for you?? https://jaime.zegpi.cl/lab/coppe... //-------------- 1.- Open link in One browser 2.- Open Link in NEW incognito Browser There you have a "Multiplayer" experiment in pure Coppercube script. In Native Android Works Similar. Many people spect much from Coppercube.This is an Awesome Software developed for only one person... if you need a high standar or make a AAA+ game , use a game standar engine... unreal o unity etc... I works in Unreal, Unity and play in Coppercube as playground. |
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It's sad to know that CC can't make multiplayer games and lacks other basic functions that other engines have. |
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AnAverageGuest wrote: It's sad to know that CC can't make multiplayer games and lacks other basic functions that other engines have. Quit spreading false information. It can make online multiplayer games but you have to code it. Implying it has no network functionality is factually wrong... Look into stuff before commenting next time. It'll help you in life a fair bit! |
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wrote: AnAverageGuest wrote: It's sad to know that CC can't make multiplayer games and lacks other basic functions that other engines have. Quit spreading false information. It can make online multiplayer games but you have to code it. Implying it has no network functionality is factually wrong... Look into stuff before commenting next time. It'll help you in life a fair bit! Well, how am I supposed to believe that it can even though no one has done it yet? It's been like, 9 years of people just talking about multiplayer on this forum yet, no one's done it. |
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ccbDoHTTPRequest(url, callback) ccbCancelHTTPRequest(connectionIdToCancel) Note: This function is not available in the editor. ccbDoHTTPRequest() makes a GET network request via HTTP to any web server, and ccbCancelHTTPRequest can cancel this request while it is running. This allows to communicate with any web/database/multiplayer server with ease. For ccbDoHTTPRequest parameters are: url: set it an URL to request, like 'http:://www.example.com' or similar. callback: A callback function which will be called with the received data once the request is finished. This will also be called if the request ailed, with an empty string as parameter. The function returns an unique Id, for identifying this request. You can use this id as parameter for ccbCancelHTTPRequest(), to cancel the running request, if it takes too long for example. Note: On some targets, like WebGL and Flash, it is not possible to do cross domain requests because of security reasons. Usually you should only do requests to the same server your script is running on. Examples: function finishedRequest(dataReceived) { print("finished request! Data size:" + dataReceived.length); } ccbDoHTTPRequest("http://www.ambiera.com/index.html", finishedRequest); Downloads the front page of www.ambiera.com and shows how many bytes the page contains. I just wish the documentation went into more depth, what is contained inside the variable object "dataReceived" ? |
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