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- bshah2016 March 2015
How to add Google play services api to a sketch to make a turn based android game ?
Hi guys, i have none experience in google play services api, but i'm implementing an android game, and it is a turn based game. You are supposed to play online with your friends, and i don't know how to do that. I'm only guessing google play services api is the answer, do anyone know any tutorial i can get ?
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Hey, Ik this is a late reply so you might not care too much, but others might find this useful. I would suggest that you use Parse instead of Google Play Services. Its free, their documentation is stellar and It turned out to be a lot easier to implement in the processing IDE. (Youll have to override native android functions like onCreate) Worked wonderfully for my turned based games. Reply if you'd like more details.
No problem, let me know if you have questions. I have tutorials on this blog if you want more help: http://thedailycode.ghost.io.