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Road Kill 1987
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15th November, 2011 at 10:03:58 -
Hi, I'm now working on a new project for someone else and I'm having issues with doing more than one high score table, even though they were using different files assigned to them but when it comes to entering a highscore it saves it to both tables rather than the one it should have saved it to.
Is there some advanced highscore objects that can handle multiple tables.
Xbox live Gamertag: Road Kill 1987
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Chris Burrows
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15th November, 2011 at 11:59:17 -
You should try making your own high score system. You'll learn a lot! 
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Road Kill 1987
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15th November, 2011 at 15:15:35 -
I did try and do that before but only got round to only having the first score and no name, I got lazy after that.
Do you know of any articles or tutorials to do that sort of thing, I haven't had a chance to look on here as I'm either working on other parts of the game or away from the computer.
Xbox live Gamertag: Road Kill 1987
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Chris Burrows
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16th November, 2011 at 00:16:57 -
Nah I don't know of any sorry. But........ what do you want it to do? I'll help ya!
I'll need to know 3 things.
1. Why do you want two high score tables?
2. Do you want the scores saved when the player quits the game?
3. Do you want the scores sent to the internet?
Regardless, what you need to do first (and have probably done already) is let the player enter their name when they die (or finish or whatever). Then save that name and their score somewhere (either to a file or an array or something like that). Then, you need to make a list that pulls that data and displays it. And probably sorts it.
I can make an example for you if you really want. But you will learn so much doing it yourself. I'll help ya along the way if you wanna do it.
Have a good day my friend 
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