NETCYCLES: Two player Propeller game over the Internet
Oldbitcollector (Jeff)
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I'm working on a two-player atari-styled tank battle to play over the Internet, but first I wanted to see if I could get the "over the internet" part working first. This is an adaption of two-player TRONCYCLES, only now it's two-player over the Internet.
If you want to play with it, the link is below.
You'll also need TCPSER and CYGWIN running in the background to handle the communications requirements.
If you have a different controller from the one I've used, just switch it out using MIGS.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7557533/shared/NETCYCLES.zip
OBC
'' NETCYCLES: TWO PLAYER TRON OVER THE INTERNET/SERIAL LINK
'' BY: JEFF LEDGER
'' Requires TCPSER by Jim Brain and CYGWIN1.DLL for windows
'' http://gcns.com/vice/tcpser-1.0rc11.zip
'' http://gcns.com/vice/cygwin1.dll
'' Extract both to an empty folder.
''
'' One person must agree to host a game, then the other connect to it.
'' If hosting a game, configure your router to PORT FORWARD 6400 to your computer.
'' Configure the correct IP:HOST in the DAT section below.
'' Send game to the Propeller's EEPROM
'' Using a "Command Prompt" window start the following command:
'' TCPSER -l7 -p6400 -d /dev/ttyS0
If you want to play with it, the link is below.
You'll also need TCPSER and CYGWIN running in the background to handle the communications requirements.
If you have a different controller from the one I've used, just switch it out using MIGS.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7557533/shared/NETCYCLES.zip
OBC
'' NETCYCLES: TWO PLAYER TRON OVER THE INTERNET/SERIAL LINK
'' BY: JEFF LEDGER
'' Requires TCPSER by Jim Brain and CYGWIN1.DLL for windows
'' http://gcns.com/vice/tcpser-1.0rc11.zip
'' http://gcns.com/vice/cygwin1.dll
'' Extract both to an empty folder.
''
'' One person must agree to host a game, then the other connect to it.
'' If hosting a game, configure your router to PORT FORWARD 6400 to your computer.
'' Configure the correct IP:HOST in the DAT section below.
'' Send game to the Propeller's EEPROM
'' Using a "Command Prompt" window start the following command:
'' TCPSER -l7 -p6400 -d /dev/ttyS0