The DLL Project

[Marshall]

HouseClass:: Player() returns a pointer to the current player, sitting at the very computer.

That's my point though. The code runs on both computers, right? So won't the Player() function return different players on each computer? This would mean that whenever I click, I own the spawned MCV, whereas my opponent thinks that he owns the spawned MCV, therefore desync. Unless the HousePlayer class is being inherited by your routine from the calling routine, and the calling routine has set up the class to be for the correct player?

Also, I assume that your routine does actually get called for my opponent who didn't click the mouse? - if it doesn't then I will get an MCV but my opponent doesn't see that an MCV has been spawned at all.