You shouldnt jump to mp yet...

But, if you're determined, read my mp tutorial to understand the concepts. It is very different from single player.

Link in signature (or contributions section).

Thanks KilljoyHeathen,
That was...interesting but yet, not all that helpful. Although I do appreciate a post from a fellow newbie Canadian.

I think that's sound advice EpsiloN. Unfortunately, I'm committed to this one.

If thats the case, put everything on hold and read my tutorial, so that you can see the differences in design, convert yours and plan ahead. Shouldnt take you more than 2 hours.

MP isnt difficult at all, it just needs a different approach and a little planning...

PS.: If something isnt clear, dont hesitate to contact me. I'd be happy to bring you up to speed on MP if you're willing to learn.

Thanks EpsiloN; I really appreciate the input.

You will be needing to do that. I got lost following the tutorial and the 'thinking' shift for MP. Simple things for people who have the full understanding of MP are in fact Complex for others. Using these tutorials gives you something to work with, however I quickly discovered I didn't learn how to create and innovate my own ideas. I never correctly added my race cars drift and slide into any of the simple bit/key sends used. Other uses like why my shaders only worked on the server - Not issue of his tutorial but I lack of understanding.

However, EpsiloN is quite qualified to instruct you.

Actually, I went through half of the tutorial last night, and I did notice what isn't explained the way it should. I sometimes describe things confusingly, because I was rushing to catch up the explanations on the actual development.

And the poorly described part is the most important one! (Client-Server architecture) I don't know why I've missed this before...

I will revise it some day, when I get the time. For now, anyone interested is welcome on my Private Messages page for a better description on the 'thinking' part

Thanks EpsiloN. I'm going through the tutorial this morning.