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Computer Whizz posted 30-06-2001 12:43 GMT
WOW! Been a long time since I've been in here, but it's time I asked another question.
When different players 'log on' to the QX3 server can we set each person a name and character? Kind of like a MUD sign-in screen or something? I just want it so that when they log on they each have a name, character, different moves (customizable) and things like that. Of course I'd write in the customized moves with e-mails from them, ect.. but I was wondering how QX3 a>handles the different players. b>will handle the name type thing I suggested above.
thanx for your time Alex or Al...
--CW
Alex posted 04-07-2001 18:48 GMT
In it's current state there's no way of uniquely identifying a player to a game - anybody can come along and be anybody and there's no real concept of character. So to be more accurate, anybody can come along and be nobody. But this will change, at some point.

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Author	Topic: QX3 player names.
Computer Whizz	posted 30-06-2001 12:43 GMT WOW! Been a long time since I've been in here, but it's time I asked another question. When different players 'log on' to the QX3 server can we set each person a name and character? Kind of like a MUD sign-in screen or something? I just want it so that when they log on they each have a name, character, different moves (customizable) and things like that. Of course I'd write in the customized moves with e-mails from them, ect.. but I was wondering how QX3 a>handles the different players. b>will handle the name type thing I suggested above. thanx for your time Alex or Al... --CW
Alex	posted 04-07-2001 18:48 GMT In it's current state there's no way of uniquely identifying a player to a game - anybody can come along and be anybody and there's no real concept of character. So to be more accurate, anybody can come along and be nobody. But this will change, at some point.