How do I let players pick between two teams?

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  • Creating a multiplayer game and I want there to be two teams, each side has different weapons/health. What is the best way to let players pick a team?

    I'm considering letting there be an option to pick a side as they type in their user on a menu screen. So would I assign the peer a variable based on the side they choose and have the host place them in the correct spawn based on the variable?

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  • Have an instance variable for team and when players attack eachother make sure their teams are different

  • Have an instance variable for team and when players attack eachother make sure their teams are different

    Thanks, it took me awhile but I got it thanks to your advice.

    In case anyone else stumbles across this and is curious. I pretty much just set up a local variable called FiringPeerSide similar to FiringPeerID from the Multiplayer example. This was my third parameter for the Function TestHit. As tarik suggested I included an instance variable called 'side'. I also had two global variables Team1 = 0, and Team2 = 1. The host would always be on Team2 and every time a peer connected:

    Team1 <= Team2 : Peer - set side to 2. add 1 to Team 1

    Else : Peer set side to 1. Add 1 to Team 2

    Note: these two events are subevents in the Host group under the 'Multiplayer-On Peer Connected' event from the Multiplayer example.

    I think that was it and so far it's gotten me passed the initial issues I was having.

  • I'm glad you figured it out ! I would've responded with more information, but I was using my tiny cell phone, and I really don't like typing on it.

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