Making PlayerList with NetEvent.

#1 TNL has a Vector class that allows you to send arrays of information across the network. TNL::Vector<> - it is templated. Maybe that helps? I don't understand your question too well.

#2 HoSung... two other choices:

1. You could use a NetObject for each player, and "ghost" them to the client connections.
2. You could use RPC calls (one to add a new player to the list, one to remove a player from the list)

Either may be less work in the end.

I had trouble getting Ghosting to work, myself, but now I have it working fine.
I am going to make another post with some details.

tone

#3 Ahaaaa, ok.

It's always good answers.

Thank you very much.

I'll try those method, report my result.

thank you again.

#4 How do I send TNL::Vector ?

#5 Apparently, you can sent them as parameters through RPCs:

http://opentnl.sourceforge.net/doxytree/rpcdesc.html

tone

#6 An example RPC implementation copied directly from my code. I am sending a vector of strings:

TNL_IMPLEMENT_RPC(networkConnection, rpcOnJoinServerToClient,
      (TNL::StringPtr ownerID, TNL::Vector<TNL::StringPtr> deviceNames),
      (ownerID, deviceNames), TNL::NetClassGroupGameMask,
      TNL::RPCGuaranteed, TNL::RPCDirServerToClient, 0)

#7 OK, I'll try.

That's good Example and Link.

Thank you.