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== SMALttPR == | == SMALttPR == | ||
User "txcrnr" has been working on a fork of Andi & FirenX' code to support SMALttPR. | User "txcrnr" has been working on a fork of Andi & FirenX' code to support SMALttPR. The beta version of the script can be found [https://github.com/txcrnr/emu-coop here]. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*Similar to what a [[../Multiworld|multiworld]] of 2 players with 1 world would be. | *Similar to what a [[../Multiworld|multiworld]] of 2 players with 1 world would be. | ||
*Similar to [[../One Mind|One Mind]]. | *Similar to [[../One Mind|One Mind]]. | ||
*Similar to what a[[../2p1c|2p1c]] game would be but with individual emulators. | *Similar to what a [[../2p1c|2p1c]] game would be but with individual emulators. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:23, 28 March 2020
Shared-Inventory is a format that uses lua (via specialized emulators) and IRC to communicate between multiple players. Various aspects of the game, initially limited to unique inventory items, are shared to both players as either player collects the items. Some implementations of this code extend to also include things like synchronized currency and health levels. Some implementations also support persistent item location status, such as treasure chests being opened for both players once it's opened by any player.
ALttPR
The project started being developed by Andi McClure with help from some of the ALttPR development team. Her instructions and source code are available online. Her version supports several games including NES Zelda, SNES Zelda & SNES Metroid.
Her project has been forked a couple of times with the most popular and extended version by FirenX.
SMALttPR
User "txcrnr" has been working on a fork of Andi & FirenX' code to support SMALttPR. The beta version of the script can be found here.
Notes
- Similar to what a multiworld of 2 players with 1 world would be.
- Similar to One Mind.
- Similar to what a 2p1c game would be but with individual emulators.