Thank you! This has been submitted to the Android Developer Challenge. There are a total of 3 single player and 2 multiplayer modes, but this was the most difficult to explain just with words and screeshots, so I made the video. Maybe I will make videos of other modes in the following days.
Hi, it doesn't have any license because I haven't released it. I haven't touched it since more than a year ago and it won't work with the current version of Android, only with some pre-1.0 releases. The API has changed a lot since then, so I think you would be better starting from scratch.
Hi thanks for replying. but if possible can you explain to me a grasp of how you do it just the connections of both user in the game..because i got a project exactly the same as this.Thank you.
The communication between the players is done through the GTalk service that was available before Android 1.0.
Basically, each player sends his moves (filled or deleted numbers) to the other codified in strings sent through GTalk. Also, one of the players is the host and the other the client; the host waits for the connection of the client at the start and then generates the board and sends it to the client.
So you just have to keep sending messages to maintain the same state in both players.
Nice work. The multiplayer is a nice touch. Looks good also. Good job and good luck =)
lrohenaz 3 years ago
Thank you! This has been submitted to the Android Developer Challenge. There are a total of 3 single player and 2 multiplayer modes, but this was the most difficult to explain just with words and screeshots, so I made the video. Maybe I will make videos of other modes in the following days.
Woundorf 3 years ago
Hi nice job. for this. do you have any open source for this one? so i can try to develop by my own. thanks
monarcfmoso 2 years ago
Hi, it doesn't have any license because I haven't released it. I haven't touched it since more than a year ago and it won't work with the current version of Android, only with some pre-1.0 releases. The API has changed a lot since then, so I think you would be better starting from scratch.
Woundorf 2 years ago
Hi thanks for replying. but if possible can you explain to me a grasp of how you do it just the connections of both user in the game..because i got a project exactly the same as this.Thank you.
monarcfmoso 2 years ago
The communication between the players is done through the GTalk service that was available before Android 1.0.
Basically, each player sends his moves (filled or deleted numbers) to the other codified in strings sent through GTalk. Also, one of the players is the host and the other the client; the host waits for the connection of the client at the start and then generates the board and sends it to the client.
So you just have to keep sending messages to maintain the same state in both players.
Woundorf 2 years ago
ok Thanks so much
monarcfmoso 2 years ago