protected void UpdateLocalPlayer(GameTime gameTime)
{
//you know this will def be the local gamer as there is only 1 allowed
LocalNetworkGamer localGamer = networkSession.LocalGamers[0];
//gotta get the sprite to modify it
UserControlledSprite localSprite = (UserControlledSprite)localGamer.Tag;
//now actually update sprite regualrly
//moving is true because this is just you controlling it
localSprite.Update(gameTime, Window.ClientBounds, true);
if (!localSprite.isChasing)
{
localSprite.score += gameTime.ElapsedGameTime.Milliseconds;
}
writer.Write((int)MessageType.UpdatePlayerPos);
writer.Write(localSprite.Position);
if (!localSprite.isChasing)
{
writer.Write(localSprite.score);
}
//simple sprites may not send data, you must use the localnetworkgamer object
//the options is InOrder because its ok if the packets dont get there, but they at least must be in order
localGamer.SendData(writer, SendDataOptions.ReliableInOrder);
//if your local sprite is a chaser
if (localSprite.isChasing)
{
//if you're able to drop a bomb
if (bombCoolDown <= 0)
{
//and if you press space
if (Keyboard.GetState().IsKeyDown(Keys.Space))
{
AddBomb(localSprite.Position);
writer.Write((int)MessageType.AddBomb);
writer.Write(localSprite.Position);
localGamer.SendData(writer, SendDataOptions.ReliableInOrder);
}
}
}
}
protected void UpdateOtherPlayer(GameTime gameTime)
{
NetworkGamer otherPlayer = GetOtherPlayer();
UserControlledSprite otherSprite = (UserControlledSprite)otherPlayer.Tag;
//you will always need the packet reader to read a vector or int to update a remote player from another comp
Vector2 otherPosition = reader.ReadVector2();
otherSprite.Position = otherPosition;
if (!otherSprite.isChasing)
{
int score = reader.ReadInt32();
otherSprite.score = score;
}
//set moving to false because you dont want to move it, you already set position, only animate frame
otherSprite.Update(gameTime, Window.ClientBounds, false);
}