Best way to define the Cards?
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ok, the best idea is to see the whole cardset as one array of values from 0 to 51. there are 4*13=52 cards, no joker in poker.. argh that rhymes.
the worthless "color" is the diamond, then increasing to heart, spade, club:
pawn Код:
#define CARDCOLOR_DIAMOND 0
#define CARDCOLOR_HEART 1
#define CARDCOLOR_SPADE 2
#define CARDCOLOR_CLUB 3
now you can work with those "multiplicators", or a fake 2nd array, to use the values 0-12 aswell.
CARDCOLOR_CLUB*13+1 is the ace indeed, where +12 is the king.

let each player hold 5 cards max:
pawn Код:
new PlayerCard[MAX_PLAYERS][5];
now you are facing the problem "how to spread cards to players without repeating a single card?"
to answer this question in advance: how do you do it irl? you take 52 cards,
pawn Код:
new CardsToMix[52]={0,1,...};
then you mix them
pawn Код:
new temp,swapposition;
for(new a=0;a<52;a++)
{
swapposition=random(52);
temp=CardsToMix[a];
CardsToMix[a]=CardsToMix[swapposition];
CardsToMix[swapposition]=temp;
}
now, since the cards are mixed, give each player one, while increasing the "pointer" to the card array by 1 each time..

if any questions arise, i think we all are glad to help :P

@Vince: i agree, poker is not that easy to script, i prefer (french) roulette ^^
scripting the rules "only" maybe is easier than we might think, but when it comes to a NPC opponent, then i would even place a wager on a fail.
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Best way to define the Cards? - by Admigo - 15.09.2012, 21:35
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by Babul - 15.09.2012, 21:45
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by Admigo - 15.09.2012, 21:49
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by Babul - 15.09.2012, 21:50
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by Admigo - 15.09.2012, 21:56
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by Vince - 15.09.2012, 22:06
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by Babul - 15.09.2012, 22:12
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by burnuk - 15.09.2012, 22:12
Re: Best way to define the Cards? - by Admigo - 15.09.2012, 22:46

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