Planet Chili

Hello again guys!
So, I've finally finished my game, with everything I've mentioned up to now.
I know I've posted a lot about this, but I am really enthusiastic because I've never done anything like this in my life, and I promise this is the last one
This time the level editor is integrated in the program and it's a lot more user-friendly (you can right-click to delete anything and press enter to test the level; also, some error messages are displayed when data is not saved/level not created and the reasons).
Adding a new level to the main ones is far more easier (just create the level inside the player menu, copy it to the gameData folder and increment the maxlevel in game.h).
I hope you will like it

P.S.: Does anybody have the Pooface EX+alpha project with the scoreboard made in beginner lesson 19 I think? I've deleted mine by mistake and need it to start the intermediate lessons.

EDIT: As always, I've found a little bug after I shared this with you, sorry. Fixed it

I believe this is what you are looking for. Didn't realize I even still had it.

Yep, that's what I needed, thanks a lot!

I Love the game, I had much fun on playing it

Thanks eri
Also, i tried to open the exe on a computer without vs installed and it required a dll from it (can't remember the name, but you couldn't use the app at all). Does anyone know how can i bypass this without having to install the vs?

you could install the vs runtime for your corresponding vs version if you're allowed to install it on such pc
or you could include the required dlls with your exe (depends on vs used to compile exe, ex: mvscr120.dll and msvcp120.dll for vs13)
or you could go for option 3, which is to rebuild the exe using the Multithread (non-dll) C++ suboption

Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download ... x?id=40784

Luis's second option you would have to search your computer for those .dll files, but don't know where they would need to be copied to on the next computer, probably same place as you find them on your computer.

Statically linking the libraries is the third option.
In visual studio, click on Project / Properties / C/C++ / Code Generation then on the right look for Runtime Library and change to Multithreaded (/MT)

Thanks a lot guys!

Nice idea. I like the progression of levels, good tutorializing without a tutorial.