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Sorry if I copied your About Us page.

On the thread below your thread.
Just one sentence.
If you want me to take it off, I can.

Last edited by coolhogs (2012-05-13 14:33:51)

actually, could you give us credit for like inspiration, or something? [/offtopic]

trinary's not even on, so I'll have to wait for the splash screen.  I need coolhogs to start on the practices section for it.  Coolhogs, see your profile on tasks.eternityinc-official.com for details, or ask me for more details.

coolhogs wrote:

XenoK wrote:

trinary's not even on, so I'll have to wait for the splash screen.  I need coolhogs to start on the practices section for it.  Coolhogs, see your profile on tasks.eternityinc-official.com for details, or ask me for more details.

What do you mean by "Practice session"?

section.  The practices section is where the user will experience making a project using mesh themselves.  I need you to create a walkthrough of making an example game using these features.  If you want, you can get help from the Advanced Topics.

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coolhogs wrote:

I don't know if this works or not, but...

Games In Mesh

Games use mesh to create multiplayer games.
Here I will show you how to create a basic pong game in mesh.
Draw 2 paddles, one for each computer/program.
Then draw 2 balls, one for each program/computer. (These must be the same.)
Make 1 paddle use this script:
When green flag clicked
forever
if key left arrow pressed
change x by -4
if key right arrow pressed
change x by 4

Then put the same script on the second paddle.

Programming the ball:
First bring up the script areas for 1 ball.
Then make 2 local variables: variable X and variable Y.
Then set up this script:

When green flag clicked
forever
set [variableX] to (X position)
set [variableY] to (X position)

NOTE: TO DO THIS NEXT PART, PLEASE CONNECT TO OTHER COMPUTER!
The next part is still in the forever block.

Set X to ([variableX] sensor value)
Set Y to ([variableY] sensor value)

Now do the same to the other program's ball.

perfect!  would you like to make it into a project, or would you like me to implement it?

XenoK wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

I don't know if this works or not, but...

Games In Mesh

Games use mesh to create multiplayer games.
Here I will show you how to create a basic pong game in mesh.
Draw 2 paddles, one for each computer/program.
Then draw 2 balls, one for each program/computer. (These must be the same.)
Make 1 paddle use this script:
When green flag clicked
forever
if key left arrow pressed
change x by -4
if key right arrow pressed
change x by 4

Then put the same script on the second paddle.

Programming the ball:
First bring up the script areas for 1 ball.
Then make 2 local variables: variable X and variable Y.
Then set up this script:

When green flag clicked
forever
set [variableX] to (X position)
set [variableY] to (X position)

NOTE: TO DO THIS NEXT PART, PLEASE CONNECT TO OTHER COMPUTER!
The next part is still in the forever block.

Set X to ([variableX] sensor value)
Set Y to ([variableY] sensor value)

Now do the same to the other program's ball.

perfect!  would you like to make it into a project, or would you like me to implement it?

I'll do testing later.

coolhogs wrote:

XenoK wrote:

XenoK wrote:

perfect!  would you like to make it into a project, or would you like me to implement it?

I'll do testing later.

oh and I forgot this script for the 2 balls:
When green flag clicked
forever
if touching paddle
turn 15 degrees
[end]
move 5 steps

K

update: trinary's gotten to the splash screen, and coolhogs gave me the practice section for review.  I'll review the practice section, then have pencilmaster review it as well.  Once I get the splash screen I'll add some additional aspects, and then we'll get started on the last section, then clean up the programming.

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