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Obob Posted - Aug 22 2005 : 1:58:27 PM
Has anyone successfully coded a "twitch" multi-player gamer using directplay? Would you be better off using Winsock instead since it's lower level? Most of the tutorials I have seen that are not chat or tic tac toe programs seem to be using winsock. Thanks.
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Almar Posted - Aug 23 2005 : 05:44:07 AM
Oh, you put a topic here too... Well, I replied on my forum.
Spodi Posted - Aug 23 2005 : 03:34:54 AM
I personally reccomend Winsock. Most everyone does NOT use DirectPlay. DirectPlay8 I believe has a memory leak problem, too. Winsock is just more universally accepted. What exactly is a "twitch" multi-player game, anyways? ;)

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