Queries about Ludo Logic

I trying to make a Ludo game. I have made engine that works with only 1 player i.e. it only runs with 1 player. I have tried hard to work make it work with two or more players but could not succeed. I have made an object for 1 player but when I make objects for other players, I don't get the desired result in the command output. such as I want this output in the command output:

-y-b--y-b--y-b---y-b--y-y ( the 'y' is twice because its overlapping the b in the same position.)

Where as I am getting the following result:

---b----b----b-----b----b
-y----y----y-----y----y-y

please need help in solving the problem

@Original Poster: Well I read your questions few times,before I could get what you are asking for.
My suggestions are:
1)Please Post some code with comments which will help fellow ranchers to take a look and let you know what is going wrong.
2)Create an simple array[][] which will keep the board condition.
3)write separate methods method for different of players.// public int[][] Player1(int[][]board){ int piece_color,int sq; .. use your logic here, return board; }
4)write a method which toggles players (hint use a counter, and switch statement).

If you are still stuck, then kindly post some part of you code which might help to see where the thing goes wrong.
-Take Care.

Ashish Schottky wrote:@Original Poster: Well I read your questions few times,before I could get what you are asking for.
My suggestions are:
1)Please Post some code with comments which will help fellow ranchers to take a look and let you know what is going wrong.
2)Create an simple array[][] which will keep the board condition.
3)write separate methods method for different of players.// public int[][] Player1(int[][]board){ int piece_color,int sq; .. use your logic here, return board; }
4)write a method which toggles players (hint use a counter, and switch statement).

If you are still stuck, then kindly post some part of you code which might help to see where the thing goes wrong.
-Take Care.

Thanks that worked. and gave correct results