How do I use the multiplayer player plugin for my card game?

Have you read the multiplayer tutorial?

construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/plugin-reference/multiplayer

thankyou for the reply! ive read over the intro and the different conditions and functions. This usually is enough for me to start working on whatever it is im doing but this has been so foreign that ill be studying these tutorials. I did look over the projects that come with construct 3 about MP but still very confusing. Like I get that i need to be sending messages from one player to another but what i dont get is more specific intricate things pertaining to this game itself and not something as simple as pong.

thankyou for the reply! ive read over the intro and the different conditions and functions. This usually is enough for me to start working on whatever it is im doing but this has been so foreign that ill be studying these tutorials. I did look over the projects that come with construct 3 about MP but still very confusing. Like I get that i need to be sending messages from one player to another but what i dont get is more specific intricate things pertaining to this game itself and not something as simple as pong.

Yeah I would definitely recommend reading through the whole tutorial before diving in. It was completely foreign to me as well, but after I read the tutorials I had a very solid grasp of how it worked

If you have any specific questions I'm happy to answer them!

Thankyou! so ive run into this problem. is that im trying to sync the host objects(cards) to show up on the peer side and the object aren't showing up... or at-least not how i want them since i need them to be upside down and locked to the "enemy card zone" position. the "deck" is what cards are in the deck and "cards" is all the cards in the game. also i think im doing the association wrong

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Syncing needs to happen before the object is spawned. Usually this is done on start of layout, and only needs to be done once.

For a card game, you don't necessarily need to use the sync feature. A more straightforward method could be to simply send messages between peer and host, and have events on both host and peer side to handle what happens when any given message is received. It will be up to you do keep the host and peers in sync in terms of what is shown, but this is relatively simple to check and implement in a turn based or card game.

I recommend you to actually follow and complete all four multiplayer tutorials until you can understand everything that is written on the multiplayer plugin's manual page. Implementing multiplayer isn't easy - it basically amounts to making two versions of your game that rely on outside (each other's) inputs.

Okay, thank-you for your quick response. I believe i have a fix for what i posted but yes this is becoming more complicated every second haha, been going over the tutorials and implementing what i can as i go over them. your right though not easy.