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    simple way of..

    what is the easiest way of creating player one and player two? please help thank you

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    Re: simple way of..

    You will need to declare both players. But there is alot more to it then meets the eye. What type of game is it exactly?

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    Re: simple way of..

    Quote Originally Posted by vbleet
    You will need to declare both players. But there is alot more to it then meets the eye. What type of game is it exactly?
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    Re: simple way of..

    And two players? Multiplayer(Online) or on the one computer.

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    Re: simple way of..

    Quote Originally Posted by vbleet
    And two players? Multiplayer(Online) or on the one computer.
    one computer

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    Re: simple way of..

    @BrainA: your question is a very general one but I will do my best to answer it:

    For a two player turn based game: You create a variable that remebers who's turn it is and tell each player when their turn is.

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    For a two player real time game: You give one player one set of controls and another player another set e.g. Player 1 has W,S,A,D and Player 2 has I,K,J,L

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    For a two player real time game with split screens: Look into BitBlt Or DirectX
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