anyone wanna make an UGH! remake?

[avansc]

if you work hard, and do as i advice, i promise we will at least have a version that you can fly around in. with collisions.

[PixelP]

if you work hard, and do as i advice, i promise we will at least have a version that you can fly around in. with collisions.

Great, what's up next?

[avansc]

post the classes you made so i can see if we need to work on them

[avansc]

my bad, i see em

[avansc]

okay, those will work nice. no add some member functions to the level class.

we will need.
add_object(int x, int y, int w, int h);
move_object(&objectclass, int x, int y);
change_object(&objecclass, int w, int h);

[PixelP]

add_object(int x, int y, int w, int h);

Can you explain how this functions is going to be like?

[avansc]

okay, those will work nice. no add some member functions to the level class.

we will need.
add_object(int x, int y, int w, int h);
move_object(&objectclass, int x, int y);
change_object(&objecclass, int w, int h);

How is these functions going to work out?

i just mean that you should put
add_object
move_object
change_object

to your level class.

and actually move and chage object will have parameters

move_object(objecClass *obj, int x, int y);

i mean you can call then whatever you want. just functions that can alter the objects.

[avansc]

I've made the two classes:

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//object.h
#pragma once

class ObjectClass {
    public:
        int x, y;
        int w, h;
};

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//level.h
#pragma once

class LevelClass {
    public:
        ObjectClass levelData[10];
        int ObjectCount;
};

sorry, you should also have a count of how many object you currently have in your level

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new_Object(int x, int y, int w, int h)
{
    this->ObjectCount++;

    if(this->ObjectCount >9)
        return

    this->Object[this->ObjectCount].x = x;    
    this->Object[this->ObjectCount].y = y;  
    this->Object[this->ObjectCount].w = w;    
    this->Object[this->ObjectCount].h = h;  
}

[PixelP]

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//level.h
#pragma once

class LevelClass {
    public:
        ObjectClass levelData[10];

        void add_object(int x, int y, int w, int h);
        void move_object(ObjectClass* obj, int x, int y);
        void change_object(ObjectClass* obj, int w, int h);
};

void LevelClass::add_object(int x, int y, int w, int h) {
    //????????????
}

void LevelClass::move_object(ObjectClass* obj, int x, int y) {
    obj->x = x;
    obj->y = y;
}

void LevelClass::change_object(ObjectClass* obj, int w, int h) {
    obj->w = w;
    obj->h = h;
}

I didn't figure out how I sould do add_object().

[avansc]

check one up

[PixelP]

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void LevelClass::add_object(int x, int y, int w, int h) {
    this->objectCount++;

    if(this->objectCount > 9) {
        return;
    }

    this->levelData[this->objectCount].x = x;
    this->levelData[this->objectCount].y = y;
    this->levelData[this->objectCount].w = w;
    this->levelData[this->objectCount].h = h;
}

[avansc]

okay. great. now i'll let you have some input on the matters. do you wanna do some graphics first or moce on to the player object.
its up to you.

[PixelP]

Hehe, I'm not that good at graphics.

[PixelP]

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//debug.h
#pragma once

class DebugClass {
    private:
        std::fstream debugFile;

    public:
        DebugClass();
        void DebugLine(std::string str);
};

DebugClass::DebugClass() {
    debugFile.open("debug.txt", std::fstream::out);
}

void DebugClass::DebugLine(std::string str) {
    debugFile << str << std::endl;
    debugFile.flush();
}

I made a debug class

[avansc]

okay thats fine. lets make the player class.
what do you think are all values we should store???