Scratch

you mean like uno or something???
here is an uno project I found a while ago...
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Reamm/652909
hope that's what you're looking for 

GP1 wrote:

Use Claw to have world wide variables, if that's what you are looking for. You could also wait for at least Kitcat 1.3 beta (you have to sign up) for world wide mesh.

Sweet! I'll have to check it out!

danwoodski wrote:

you mean like uno or something???
here is an uno project I found a while ago...
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Reamm/652909
hope that's what you're looking for 

No, like a trading card game. People can get cards, and use them whenever they play this game. It would be a game like pokemom.

It's exactly like mesh, but world wide    I'll give instructions for it when it comes out.
Kitcat 1.3 beta will be coming out in two weeks.

456bingo123 wrote:

danwoodski wrote:

you mean like uno or something???
here is an uno project I found a while ago...
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Reamm/652909
hope that's what you're looking for 

No, like a trading card game. People can get cards, and use them whenever they play this game. It would be a game like pokemom.

Good idea but i think there is no mod for this, you would need a mysql database i think. But im not 100% sure!

Last edited by dav09 (2011-08-07 19:31:56)

I still don't get it... Can someone give me an example?

GP1 wrote:

456bingo123 wrote:

I still don't get it... Can someone give me an example?

fine. I'll whip up an example in Claw. Make sure that you have it.

Thanks, and yes, I have claw.

World wide variables are very useful for online MMOs. If fact, every online game, multiplayer or not, has variables. For your game, you would need them to keep track of cards, to keep track of users, and to keep track of the scores.

Last edited by WindowsExplorer (2011-08-08 04:12:51)

Thanks all of you. but is there a way to do this without scratch or a scratch mod?

WindowsExplorer wrote:

World wide variables are very useful for online MMOs. If fact, every online game, multiplayer or not, has variables. For your game, you would need them to keep track of cards, to keep track of users, and to keep track of the scores.

they are. Kitcat 1.3 beta isn't really going to have World Wide Mesh (I like to call it that, because the way we're using it is kind of meshy    ) but it is sorta the same. A World Wide Mesh would require port forewarding. We don't own ant WAN routers, and we'd have to set them up all around the world (we don't awant to do that, its too costly), so instead we have decided to use php and mysql, sorta like ScratchLive, but better with the blocks. You can host can mesh (called a room in Kitcat) and decide if you want it to be public or private (private needs password). Then, you make the game with the blocks that show up when you host (they hide if you aren't in a room or joined) and you upload the project to the Kitcat site for people to download. Then, when people click the green flag and join the wwm (or the block joins them for them, in a public room) and they play!! the host can leave anytime, but that means that everybody gets kicked out because the room doesn't exist anymore. That is pretty much how it works.

1) beta testing form is open
2) if you program that in a world wide list

Last edited by GP1 (2011-08-08 16:35:07)

it comes out on 8/15/11, but I would sign up now because spaces are filling up fast