In my game there are four players, and one machine can have up to three signed in gamers. What I don't want to have (obviously) is a machine with three profiles connecting with a machine with two profiles, or three gamers each on seperate machines connecting with a machine with two profiles because then there are five players. I can't really test out whether what I'm doing is going to work with just a computer and an Xbox with two controllers, and am kinda confused at how NetworkSession.Find() and NetworkSession.Create() work.

My code when I create a game is:


And when searching for a game is:


So is what I'm doing right at the moment? I've seen you can do IEnumberable<SignedInGamers> but I can't figure out how to use it and whether I need to or ont.

Thanks

The system won't let more players join a session than it has slots available for them to join. As long as you set the total number of slots correctly (3 and 4 in this case) everything else will "just work".

Shawn Hargreaves:

The system won't let more players join a session than it has slots available for them to join. As long as you set the total number of slots correctly (3 and 4 in this case) everything else will "just work".

So will it automatically detect how many profiles are signed in and that I'll never have more than 4 profiles on any combinations of machines? If so that is fantastic.