Multiplayer game technology is a specialized field in networked virtual environments (Net-VE). With the increasing popularity of Internet games, the analysis of their main problems and the search for an architecture for these environments has become interesting in order to adapt them to the specific needs of these games. A hybrid architecture using both client-server and peer-to-peer approach is proposed and implemented in this work for a certain class of multiplayer games. In order to provide an efficient transmission of user created objects among players during a session, a change in its geometrical representation is proposed. It is showed that the use of higher level object representation such as CSG or Metaball modeling techniques can be used to provide this efficient transmission under certain circumstances. It is also proposed the use of bitfields as a efficient way to both represent and transmit coordinates of the virtual world.