making game rooms help

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How is it possible to make rooms for a game i own so
only one user can enter the game and while he is on it
nobody can enter?
thx :D

Posted 30-May-11 12:20pm

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-05-30T13:47:00

First I thought this was just to trivial, but then I got to thinking what you are really on about. So here are two scenarios I envision which might accommodate to your requirements:

1. You really want a solution where only one user can logon and use a "game"

Solution: Depending on your requirements store the state of the game room (used or not and by whom) in a file, the session or a database and while the room is occupated keep all others from logging in.

2. You want a solution where many users can play a game room, but they can't interact in that room.

Solution: You'll need to keep track of which user is currently playing in which game-room and keep them from interacting

Your question is really broad, so it's kind of hard to find a good solution. Keeping users locked out from a certain scenario is not that hard, but you really have youre requirements set up.

Excuse me for not being as coherent and concise as I usually am, but I'm close to hitting the sack and have already imbibed quite a quantity, even at my own standards.

Cheers!

-MRB

Member 7966831 · Answer 2 · 2011-05-30T14:46:00

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thank you for the long answer,
i am trying to make it work with sessions, applications

Posted 30-May-11 14:46pm

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 30-May-11 20:50pm

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