Looks cool.

Here is the collision fuction function, it's really simple.

Code:

bool collision(SDL_Rect* object, SDL_Rect* object1)
    {
         if(object->y >= object1->y + object1->h)
         return 0;
         if(object->x >= object1->x + object1->w)
         return 0;
         if(object->y + object->h <= object1->y)
         return 0;
         if(object->x + object->w <= object1->x)
         return 0;
        return 1;
    }

Also, thanks for the help, Fallsburg.

Hi!
So I'm trying to make collision between my bullets and the enemies. I have 20 enemies and 20 bullets so I wrote a loop for it. Like this:

Code:

// runnersR and bulletsR are hitboxes
         for(int i = 0; i < 20; i++)
         {
             if(runners[i].hp == 0)
             {
                 runners[i].die();
             }
             if(collision(&runnersR[i],&bulletsR[i]))
             {
                 bullets[i].yC = 6000;
                 runners[i].hp = 0;
                 cout << "Enemy hit" << endl;
             }
         }

For some reason it only works from different angles. Some only die when the bullet is going downwards and some when it's going left.

Thanks for any help.

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Eh?

Fixed it.

How would I make it so if I say a number and it changes the an integer?

One night I re-wrote a two player game where you shot each other. When it was done(the shooting, the killing, the re-spawning) I ran it. Oh dear god why. I got so many errors when I fixed them it just didn't run; it kept crashing when I ran it. That was a lost Friday night.

Cool, thank you!

I'm trying to learn some python, you know, something else then c++ under my belt. I've got somethings down in python like functions, print and the other basic things but how do I so the user can enter something and have it affect the outcome? 

Thanks for any help!

Hi,
I have a very simple question! I use SFML 1.6 and the Tiled Map Editor for my jump and run game! I have created a few maps and now I want to import them! But how can I do this? And in what folder I can save the maps? Can I save them in /levels? And I use Visual C++ 2008! Thanks for help!

Cheers!
-M

You don't have to shout every sentence! Tiled saves a XML file(if I remember correctly) but you can export to different files(txt, lua and more, they all become arrays)but there is no "sfml" file.

Are there any cool games that are not just causal phone games?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JV1nidrZhsM

Best game ever, 10/10 GOTY.

Are there any cool games that are not just causal phone games?

Testing out sdlbasic because I want to try out something different then c++ just for the fun.

Yes, that would be pretty cool.