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Didgameta posted 27-07-2000 10:57 GMT
the new build looks pretty cool. also, can i make a QX game in QDK?
AxeSoftware posted 27-07-2000 12:07 GMT
You could use QDK to initially flesh out your game for QX, and it would probably work reasonably well as the only modifications needed are slight - look at IASL3.TXT, included in the QX3 download, for details on changes you may need to make to your ASL code.
Didgameta posted 27-07-2000 20:13 GMT
like if i loaded a normally single player game (i've made all the changes) you could play throught the game and see other people doing the same? like whats an example of one of these online games? and how do you know when someone else is on the same game?
Did
AxeSoftware posted 27-07-2000 23:41 GMT
If you loaded an ordinary single-player game into QX3, you could see other people in the same rooms as you. However, there will only be one of each object in the game - if someone takes that object, it's gone.
I incorrectly stated that you could "probably use QDK to initially flesh out your game" - this is incorrect for a while at least, as the current version of QDK produces ASL210 games, and QX3 requires ASL281 games and won't work with ASL210 games (or at least will probably break quite quickly running them).
Alex Warren,
Axe Software

Author	Topic: APLHA
Didgameta	posted 27-07-2000 10:57 GMT the new build looks pretty cool. also, can i make a QX game in QDK?
AxeSoftware	posted 27-07-2000 12:07 GMT You could use QDK to initially flesh out your game for QX, and it would probably work reasonably well as the only modifications needed are slight - look at IASL3.TXT, included in the QX3 download, for details on changes you may need to make to your ASL code.
Didgameta	posted 27-07-2000 20:13 GMT like if i loaded a normally single player game (i've made all the changes) you could play throught the game and see other people doing the same? like whats an example of one of these online games? and how do you know when someone else is on the same game? Did
AxeSoftware	posted 27-07-2000 23:41 GMT If you loaded an ordinary single-player game into QX3, you could see other people in the same rooms as you. However, there will only be one of each object in the game - if someone takes that object, it's gone. I incorrectly stated that you could "probably use QDK to initially flesh out your game" - this is incorrect for a while at least, as the current version of QDK produces ASL210 games, and QX3 requires ASL281 games and won't work with ASL210 games (or at least will probably break quite quickly running them). Alex Warren, Axe Software