Scratch

don't worry guys, I have an engine worked out that works.  i'm just working out the kinks.  I think the first multiplayer online game is just gonna be a chat engine, but still that's a first.  comment on it when it comes out to give me ideas for an MMO!

Heres a tip for those connecting to their own computer with mesh. When you join a host instead of entering an IP address, just type in "localhost" without the quotes.

You still have to know the booooorrrriiiinnngggg numbers if you want to connect to a remote computer. But just typing localhost on your own system is pretty convenient.

GirWaffles64 wrote:

archmage wrote:

You still have to know the booooorrrriiiinnngggg numbers if you want to connect to a remote computer. But just typing localhost on your own system is pretty convenient.

Yup.
I only mesh with myself, cuz' everyone I know doesn't want to.
XD

I tried it with magnie, but his secruity setings or my firewall was blocking it. So i ended up just playing on my own. 

Nat_99 wrote:

markyparky56 wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

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

Kinda a bit of hacking there, and also... if you want to connect with some, you need to get them to do that aswell, then put in the IP adress of the host cmputer/server.
But still awesome, nice work finding that. 

but you would have to have a pc switched on permamently to act as a server...

Yep. Exactly.

Is it possible to make scratch games online?





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Redboy2009 wrote:

Magnie wrote:

Just program in Python and Scratch. Go to: http://scratchconnections.wik.is/ and learn there.

Is it possible to make scratch? i saw you awnser someone elses question about this and you gave hi a site so i went there but i could not "learn" anything because I need to sign in. WHAT SHOULD I DO?

Uh... that barely makes any sense. Scratchconnections is a website set up to share projects which are advanced and use third-party programs/programming languages, to create better projects, python is such an example, but is very confusing to look at.

kerbykong wrote:

archmage wrote:

Online isn't nearly as important as sprite duplication. Most people can barly make a local multiplayer game and making an online multiplayer game would probably be too hard for 99% of scratch users.

I made one, but apparently I need some sort of hamachi? Don't know what that is. You don't need sprite duplication if you have only two people, you could engineer it in a very complex way.

Hamachi creates a secure connection between two PC's.

Possible, but not with this Scratch. Anyway progaming a game with character movments, sounds, and some other stuff like Runescape, Club Penquin, or Nickclub would be very hard, unless you have a game making type thing like they use on AddictingGames.com.I can barely make a game on scratch, it's just for simple programming.

well sounds interesting, before reading this topic i got an idia for two players at two computers in the same room connected via audio cable just using scratch (not in online mode) if you're interested i could create a demo project...

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i done that once 7 times on a scratch project and on the six timeth the computer crashed i tryed it again is crashed again??

I Know Mesh :d

yah but mesh canot be used onlien


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