Scratch

here is the tutorial i made:


Most mesh/wwm projects use scratch live
the blocks that are commonly used for mesh are here:

(see download for a tool that helps you make a mesh game)
next, you need this
now, once its installed, make a mesh network in it and ask someone to join it.
now, once their joined, If they are online and hosting mesh, right click on them and hit 'copy address' then paste that into the box were you have to enter in the ip for mesh and your done! 
mesh helper

Last edited by flashgocrazy (2011-12-12 20:25:04)

Making a multiplayer game ( even with 10 players ) is really hard with the current version of Scratch. If you use Panther, it becomes slightly easier, but still really hard since it isn't flexible enough to use undefined sensor-variables.

I would suggest waiting for Flashgocrazy's tutorial, otherwise use this tutorial: http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=32046

flashgocrazy wrote:

http://mag.racked.eu/image/9000/I+know+ … _O/mca.png
here is the tutorial i made:
http://mag.racked.eu/cimage/4034jms/Tut … 1//mca.png

Most mesh/wwm projects use scratch live
the blocks that are commonly used for mesh are here:
http://i.imgur.com/C46eJ.gif
(see download for a tool that helps you make a mesh game)
next, you need this
now, once its installed, make a mesh network in it and ask someone to join it.
now, once their joined, If they are online and hosting mesh, right click on them and hit 'copy address' then paste that into the box were you have to enter in the ip for mesh and your done! 
mesh helper

Nono, but how to use those blocks for the players to control their own sprites taht both players can see?

midnightleopard wrote:

I have seen this question way to much on the forums. No one has ever completed an online game in panther, but...
http://textspace.net/img/1323890350_683 … 890350.gif

Now I don't want to see this question again!

see my sig.

falloutgeek wrote:

*Facepalm* I want to know HOW to do it, not WHO did it.

We answered your question. Read the posts.