Scratch

i wasn't meaning a server on scratch, and as on Club Penguin, theirs several people, with a max player limiter. And you could just get people download the game off scratch or another website if its over the 10MB size limit. And a little sprite with the IP adress of the server. They would need BYOB to do it though, and BYOB would come in handy in the making of the game anyway, with its BuildYouOwnBlock ability.

Marky: I know there are limits on Club Penguin, cause it will slow down the server but you could have 1 server but it'd be really slow, that's what I meant by unlimited but you could make a limit. 

Or just have a plain old Limit, people may be able to connect but they won't be able to play.

I know. 

I guess that works too.

*still following Marky...*

Yes, it would be very annoying working with that Whiz.

They aren't built with Scratch, so you can't necessarily model off of them.

could you just start out trying to distribute a really simple MMORPG like a virtual Chatroom or something? something that isn't as avatar-based? like something where you can draw pictures on peoples screens to chat with them? just a multiplayer game, like I made this cannons game, but I had trouble making it a .exe or just with uploading the file to the internet... I would like help with that. Basically, just ANYTHING that actually demonstrates how it works. if somebody could give out something, and people just link by sharing their IPs. oh and btw there would be a Red version and a Blue version, the way I made it.

you know, if you just made something that was a PXL mmorpg, where you had pixels of different colors move around and stuff. I don't know that multiple meshes would work. though I could test it very easily.

well then just upload the BYOB file

hirandomperson wrote:

pokemon_master12 wrote:

But the Snyff thing helps you connect two computers together at the same house, doesn't it? I think what hirandomperson is saying is that there should be some kind of block in Scratch 1.4 that would make it possible to create multiplayer online games (MOGs) like Club Penguin or World of Warcraft. That would be perfect for my Warrior Cats RPG. 

exactly what i was thinking

Exactly as it is. Snyff, and the scratch connections foundation itself, works on an IP, not TCP basis. This means that any computer connected to the internet can connect to any other one connected.

Magnie wrote:

Can you activate it in the Full version 1.4?

I did it! This project shows you how! http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/MathWizz/849173

Last edited by MathWizz (2010-01-18 11:36:59)

You can make scratch multiplayer, just go into the system browser and change the code on mesh.

andrewcevery wrote:

theres a program called "Snyff" that allows connection between two computers, but you need the IP address.

Like the mesh.