Players
At the top of the file, it will start with 'Players' and then the next line is how many players are in the game. Currently, it can only go up to 4 players. So if the game has 6 players, then 4 will be put in for the second line. The next lines must match the number of players on the second line. So if the number is 2, then you need 2 lines of players after it. Look below for example.
Players
2
P1
P2
As you can see from above, the players are representative by a ‘P’ and a number. Also, the next line after the number of players, is the game’s player 1. Then the following lines are the games player 2, 3 and 4, depending on the number on the second line. Then ‘P1’ represents Player Assignment player 1. So the light gun assigned to player 1 in Player Assignments, is tied to the game’s player 1. The light gun assigned to player 2 in Player Assignments, is tied to the game’s player 2.
The line that represents the game’s player one, can have different assigned players. Look below for example.
Players
2
P6
P7
Now the game’s player 1, is tied to Player Assignment player 6. The game’s player 2, is tied to Player Assignment player 7. Now lets look at a 4 player example.
Players
4
P1
P2
P3
P4
Now lets change the Player Assignment players around.
Players
4
P7
P5
P1
P8
This section tells Hook of the Reaper, how many players are in the game. And how to map the Player Assignment to the game’s players. This is the only section that uses the Player Assignment players. The rest of the file will refer to the game’s player. Look below for an example.
Players
1
P6 (mapped to game’s player 1)
:P1_Damaged
*P1 (Mapped to Player Assignment player 6)
>Damage