Planet Chili

I can't seem to find the exact reason, but it seems that you must use copy initialization or list initialization when giving default values to class members. Initialization Copy initialization: Animation marleRight = Animation(0,0,32,48,4,surf,0.1f); List initialization: Animation marieRight = { 0, ...

Wow, I would be also

There's another youtuber that goes over ray casting to make a game like wolfenstein 3d, "The Coding Train" if I recall.

Hey Art, welcome to the community.

That's pretty neat as well. I didn't read the code on that one, I'll have to rewatch it.

Mili - sustain++

K, trolling a bit, but this music video has some C# or Java style code in the video, though it was kind of neat how the code went along with the lyrics.

Not sure what the bug is. If something is happening that is unexpected, you could run through the debugger and check values of variables. When you have issues you can't solve on your own, it's best to upload a cleaned solution or a link to a github repository instead of posting code that might not e...

Definitely use those assertions. As stated, I haven't made it to doing TDD myself. I rely on assertions and the debugger. It's odd, I've been running across some posts around the web claiming you shouldn't rely on the debugger and instead do your own testing ( TDD ). I still like using the chili fra...

Yeah, there is one more step in programming that I haven't yet ventured into, Test Driven Development. In TDD, you write tests for each "feature" of your program and verify that they pass or fail as expected. Say you have a class that takes an float. class Angle { public: Angle() = default; Angle( f...