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I have never done this myself. But I do know that you cannot save banks onto any kind of global server. So the only way it's possible is somehow saving banks onto people's computers, and then "spreading" that information when they play games together. On this particular topic, I can't help you out much more =/
As for saving an integer for each player, you can save it to local XML files. You would make one section of the bank store this integer, and another section of the bank store the top 10 scores that the player has seen.
Getting battle net banks may be possible in the future, depending on how blizzard handles the marketplace.
How many "rows"? I'm unaware of what you mean. Each Bank can have a bunch of different sections, which can then store different "keys" (AKA values). I'm not totally sure what the size limit is, but you shouldn't run into too many problems.
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Hello. I need to save top 10 like as Stlit TD. How can i do it?
And the second task is to save individual integer for each player. Can i save it to battle.net or i only can use local xml banks?
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Welcome to sc2mapster! Feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions ;)
I have never done this myself. But I do know that you cannot save banks onto any kind of global server. So the only way it's possible is somehow saving banks onto people's computers, and then "spreading" that information when they play games together. On this particular topic, I can't help you out much more =/
As for saving an integer for each player, you can save it to local XML files. You would make one section of the bank store this integer, and another section of the bank store the top 10 scores that the player has seen.
Getting battle net banks may be possible in the future, depending on how blizzard handles the marketplace.
So, i can not use global memory... but how many rows i can store in local bank, if one row is: integer + string[20 chars] + double ?
@Euroset: Go
How many "rows"? I'm unaware of what you mean. Each Bank can have a bunch of different sections, which can then store different "keys" (AKA values). I'm not totally sure what the size limit is, but you shouldn't run into too many problems.