Ludo Games

[shafikul islam]

hello frds,
i need the source code of "Ludo Games", if demo it will be okay,
i need the code.

[Svend Rost]

Welcome to the JavaRanch.

I think your should approach the problem differently.

What are the requirements for your game? then refine those
goals into subgoals.

When you know what you need in your game, try to find a way
to solve those subproblems.

Once you know more I'd gladly help

/Svend Rost

[Ruben Steins]

Mmm... there's not much AI involved in Ludo if I remember correctly, it's a game of pure luck. The rules are also extremely simply, so coding shouldn't probe any problem. If you don't want to code it yourself, google is your friend, because I don't think anyone on JavaRanch is going to 'give' you the entire code (feel free to interpret this as: do your own homwork, please).
If you've got some specific problems with coding are do not understand pieces of someone elses source, I'll do my best to answer your questions...

[Layne Lund]

shafikul islam,

We do not give code for things like this here. If you need help writing it yourself, please ask specific questions and we will be glad to help. If you are looking for a complete program, you might want to try something like Rent-A-Coder or other similar services that are available on the Web.

Layne

[mukil minnal]

Ludo is yet another game based upon the ancient Indian game Pachisi. It's similar to the commercial board game Sorry! Fans of backgammon and a few other games will also see similarities.

Ludo is probably the simplest form of these types of games. The basic premise is to race around the board and get all of your pieces home first.

[fred rosenberger]

You realize you are responding to a post that was last updated FOUR YEARS ago?