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Well, everything is done now! Apparently things are still kind of broken; but if I feel like it, I can fix it later. The game is playable and the client has some chance to win, if they get a good run. I finally typed out all the documents and finally got a good video. I don't know how helpful my audio is though. Hopefully the write-ups are more descriptive. Once everything finally uploads to Perforce, I am done with this! Finally, I know how to network! \m/

If Con Is The Opposite Of Pro, Does That Make Congress The Opposite of Progress?

Through some trickery which wasn't as hard as I thought, I have been able to send myself packets. So I was finally able to do some testing. This technique should allow me to test the game fairly well, but not well enough. At least I can get 90% accuracy or so. I am pretty confident my ship select works now, I did have errors like I thought, now I hope to test it whenever someone will comes on.
I hope I'm allowed to develop in the common folder because that is where I am doing it. I want people to be able to help whenever they can since everyone will be so busy, I'll need a lot of partners.

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So, I was a bit worried because I was pretty sure we had homework, but did not check until shortly before I needed to get ready for my vacation to France. I had not started and was intimidated by the assignment. I tried to write some of it on the train, mostly copying the Microsoft tutorial with the patchy T-Mobile Internet while I was within German telephone service. I wasn't able to run it successfully and assumed it was because I didn't have internet on my computer, just my phone. But we had an early night and I was able to use the free Wi-Fi.
I was having problems getting it to connect to each other. Finally, Shervin mentioned something about Keenan's code which I did not understand at first. I eventually tried digging through the files on Perforce and found a sample of the program. It worked much better than the Microsoft tutorial and I used it and the program was mostly done.
I was so happy to see the .sort() function did all the work for me. I had earlier tried to figure out how I would send all the data. For whatever reason, I first thought to put the list into an array and send the one array at once and reassemble the list. I am glad I had time to think about it and use this far superior method.
I finally got the programs sending data, but I was getting random packets of 20s at the beginning so I made packets which came before every packet which said it was a valid packet coming next and that did the trick. I was quite happy. All in all, this program made me very worried and then very satisfied. There are a lot of optimizations I could make, but for now, this will do.