How to create multiplayer card game that work with bluetooth and wifi

Games
#1

I want to create multiplayer card game. i need 4 players that connect  via Bluetooth or wifi to play the game.is this possible with corona? if it is possible how ?  i need to know from the beginning,

#2

Currently there isn’t (yet) a way to do any Corona MP with BlueTooth.

For Wifi, use AutoLan, https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/63788-autolan-ipv6/ this will give you a starting point, but you’ll have to learn on your own, buy a template, get some free help from someone else, or pay someone.

This isn’t a 1, 2, 3 there you go kind of task.  In fact, if you are new I would start with simply learning how to create a local only card game.  Then re-write it for MP.

#3

I have all ready 

#4

@chathura992,

WiFi is the only option now, and your choices for that are (may be more):

Note: No need to quote me when responding.  I’ll know you’re reply to my last post. 

PS - I suppose you could try to solve Bluetooth via Enterprise, but I’m pretty sure that’d be pretty challenging due to BT complexities.

@all,

Anyone else have any ideas on this?

#5

Ed you’ve pretty much covered it.  There are multiple choices online. But for local its Autolan or create your own socket level code.

Rob

#6

thank you  guys , i will try to do my own. Ed you guys doing great job #Corona Geek  keep it up  thank you 

#7

Currently there isn’t (yet) a way to do any Corona MP with BlueTooth.

For Wifi, use AutoLan, https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/63788-autolan-ipv6/ this will give you a starting point, but you’ll have to learn on your own, buy a template, get some free help from someone else, or pay someone.

This isn’t a 1, 2, 3 there you go kind of task.  In fact, if you are new I would start with simply learning how to create a local only card game.  Then re-write it for MP.

#8

I have all ready 

#9

@chathura992,

WiFi is the only option now, and your choices for that are (may be more):

Note: No need to quote me when responding.  I’ll know you’re reply to my last post. 

PS - I suppose you could try to solve Bluetooth via Enterprise, but I’m pretty sure that’d be pretty challenging due to BT complexities.

@all,

Anyone else have any ideas on this?

#10

Ed you’ve pretty much covered it.  There are multiple choices online. But for local its Autolan or create your own socket level code.

Rob

#11

thank you  guys , i will try to do my own. Ed you guys doing great job #Corona Geek  keep it up  thank you