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08-19-2015, 12:09 AM
Short answer: you cant do it. Even I would not attempt a big splitscreen game, way to much work. Your gona have to stick to single player, or same screen, sorry.
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08-19-2015, 10:46 PM
I guess that you could split the screen with some sort of line, and have 1 of each object for each half of the screen. So you'd have two replica worlds of one another. When one thing were to disappear in one 'screen", then the counterpart in the other screen would also disappear..........
Heck, who am I kidding. That would be so convoluted and confusing that it wouldn't be worth the trouble. You've probably never seen it, much less heard of it..... You should watch it........ print("Hello World") This is python code. Lakers > Clippers Vikings > Packers Cardinals > Brewers/Pirates/Cubs/Reds |
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