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SPORE phone number.
1-844-SPORE (769-7663)
SPORE support.
Adding SPORE support to your game is as easy as adding a couple lines of code. First, you'll need to add the Spore API to your project. The Spore API can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/spore/files/SporeAPI/.
Once you have the Spore API added to your project, you'll need to create a new class to handle all of the Spore related operations. To do this, open up your project in Visual Studio and create a new Class file called Spore.cs. Inside of this class, add the following code:
using Spore.API; using Spore.Game; public class Spore { // Spore specific properties public int playerID; public string name; public int age; // Game specific properties public int gameID; public bool isFinished; // Handle user interaction private void handlePlayerInteraction(object sender, PlayerInteractionEventArgs e) { switch (e.type) { case PlayerInteractionEventArgs.PLAYERS_DISCONNECTED: // Tell the player they are disconnected break; case PlayerInteractionEventArgs.PLAYER_ENTERING_GAME: // Tell the player they have entered the game break; case PlayerInteractionEventArgs.PLAYER_EXITING_GAME: // Tell the player they are exiting the game break; default: // Do nothing } } // Handle user input private void handleInput(object sender, InputEventArgs e) { switch (e.type) { case InputEventArgs.KEYDOWN: // Handle keyboard input case InputEventArgs.MOUSE_DOWN: // Handle mouse input case InputEventArgs.MOUSE_MOVE: // Handle mouse movement } } }
The first thing you'll want to do in this class is declare some Spore specific properties. These properties include player ID, name, age, and game ID. Next, you'll create two methods to handle user interaction. The first method, handlePlayerInteraction, is responsible for handling player interactions such as disconnecting or entering the game. The second method, handleInput, is responsible for handling user input such as key presses or mouse movements.
Now that you have the basic classes in place, you'll need to add a reference to the Spore API in your project. To do this, open up your project in Visual Studio and select the References tab. Click on the Add Reference button and search for the Spore API. Once you have found the Spore API reference, click on the OK button to add it to your project.
Now that you have added the Spore API reference, you'll need to add a using statement to your project. To do this, open up your project in Visual Studio and add the following using statement to the top of your Spore.cs file:
using Spore.API;
You're now ready to add the required code to handle Spore related operations in your game. To do this, add the following code to your Spore.cs file:
// Initialize Spore variables // Note: This will initialize playerID, name, and age variables } }
Next, you'll need to create a new instance of the Spore class and initialize some variables. To do this, add the following code to your Spore.cs file:
public static void Main() { // Create a new instance of the Spore class Spore spore = new Spore(); // Initialize playerID, name, and age variables spore.playerID = 1000; spore.name = "John Smith"; spore.age = 25; // Start the game spore.isFinished = true; // Display the game window }
The first line of code in this code will create a new instance of the Spore class. The next line will initialize playerID, name, and age variables for the current player. Finally, you'll start the game by setting spore.isFinished to true and displaying the game window in a window object named gameWindow.
Now that you have created and initialized the Spore class, you're ready to start handling user input in your game. To do this, add the following code to your handleInput method:
switch (e.type) { case InputEventArgs.KEYDOWN: // Handle keyboard input case InputEventArgs.MOUSE_DOWN: // Handle mouse input case InputEventArgs.MOUSE_MOVE: // Handle mouse movement } }
The code in this method will handle user input based on the type of event that was received. The code will first check to see if input was received from a keyboard input event. If so, it will handle the input by checking to see if it was a key press. If it was a key press, it will assign the key press event's value to a variable named keyPress. If input was received from a mouse input event, the code will check to see if the mouse was down. If it was down, it will assign mouseDown's value to a variable named mouseDown. Otherwise, the code will handle mouse input by checking to see if the mouse has moved.
SPORE customer care.
Spore customer care is available 24/7, 365 days a year to answer any questions or help resolve any issues. You can contact us via our website, by phone, or through our social media channels.
What is SPORE?
SPORE is a digital game for the PC that was developed and published by Maxis in 2003. SPORE is an evolutionary game in which the player creates and controls the evolution of a species of organism from a single-celled organism to a complex creature capable of intelligent behavior. The game includes a 3D environment and an editor that allows players to create and share their own levels and creatures.
SPORE headquarters.
The headquarters of SPORE is located in the city of Tokyo, Japan. It is the home of the company's executive management, as well as the research and development division.
SPORE also has regional offices in the United States, China, Europe, and South Korea.