Jul 5, 2018 06:29 PM
(This post was last modified: Jul 6, 2018 04:44 AM by Auriana.)
I wanted to share something I was working on out of boredom and nostalgia. I really missed the game Minesweeper flags so I decided to one in .NET C#.
The server is Written in C++ and the client in C# as well as a MacOS client in Objective-C
It can handle up to any number of instances, and x amount of players in a single instance. The server keeps track of the players scores, time, who's turn it is and displays the board to the clients. I rushed the client because I just wanted to get it done so the code isn't very neat, it's messy and all over the place. But hopefully you guys can write a better client for it. If any of you wants to work with me on writing a better designed client, let me know!
You'd just launch the server, then for this demonstration only two clients per instance, each time two clients connect they are placed in a game instance. But you can have any number of simultaneous instances.
Here is a couple videos demonstrating a two player instance and a three player instance. Also in the video, the score packet wasn't being handled but in the current revision it is.
Videos
drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=1dzf2eD8YJVguB2keypSbU54YeJZZmFXf
drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=1qkwSMmVKfKMEDZiZE5-gIn2JPkQbP7u3
MacOS Client Server Image:
drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=1cOXYGsMQczsmPh8FpWeuMjy9eKB3fOR7
Source:
gitlab.com/Ephemeral/MinesweeperFlags/
Inside the source is a binary folder that contains the server executable as well as a MacOS compiled Server executable and Minesweeper flags client written in Objective-C. The MacOS binaries run on OS 10.7 and later.
The server is Written in C++ and the client in C# as well as a MacOS client in Objective-C
It can handle up to any number of instances, and x amount of players in a single instance. The server keeps track of the players scores, time, who's turn it is and displays the board to the clients. I rushed the client because I just wanted to get it done so the code isn't very neat, it's messy and all over the place. But hopefully you guys can write a better client for it. If any of you wants to work with me on writing a better designed client, let me know!
You'd just launch the server, then for this demonstration only two clients per instance, each time two clients connect they are placed in a game instance. But you can have any number of simultaneous instances.
Here is a couple videos demonstrating a two player instance and a three player instance. Also in the video, the score packet wasn't being handled but in the current revision it is.
Videos
drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=1dzf2eD8YJVguB2keypSbU54YeJZZmFXf
drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=1qkwSMmVKfKMEDZiZE5-gIn2JPkQbP7u3
MacOS Client Server Image:
drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=1cOXYGsMQczsmPh8FpWeuMjy9eKB3fOR7
Source:
gitlab.com/Ephemeral/MinesweeperFlags/
Inside the source is a binary folder that contains the server executable as well as a MacOS compiled Server executable and Minesweeper flags client written in Objective-C. The MacOS binaries run on OS 10.7 and later.