Planet Chili

It works!!! Thank you. That helped a lot.

Okay, so it is still for example, sfml-graphics-d. I was looking in the wrong folder, the bin folder instead of the lib folder where they are all named -d. So I have the right names in now, still doesn't work though. In the new video he's typing it, #include <SFML/Graphics.hpp> and when I type in th...

I just found a video by the same guy I was watching earlier but for SFML 2.4. Going to try this too and see if anything helps get it going. Just to clarify, in the 'include directories' I updated the text from being the older version used in the video to SFML-2.5.1 and in 'additional library directo...

Okay, so I followed this tutorial for the old SFML (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6alClFOGoM) and I'm having some trouble. When I go to add additional dependencies under Input I don't know what file names to be putting in. There's two files for each one in the SFML/bin folder. For instance, there...

I think some of the problems I was having had to do with the scope maybe? The else statement was working to return the reticle to white in one direction but not the other. It's not that I couldn't figure out how to get it to turn white again but I was hoping someone could explain to me why the else ...

Thanks for your time and help.

Sorry for the rephrasing. In between going through the tutorial I'm also trying to come up with some ideas and do some stuff on my own ( I may incidentally be trying to do stuff that's in the tutorial but that I just haven't gotten to yet- like the crosshair turning red. I'm not there yet but it's s...

Nevermind. Tried out this instead and it worked: //Target enemy1x & enemy1y if (chx >= enemy1x - 55 && chx <= enemy1x - 51 || chy >= enemy1y - 3 && chy <= enemy1y + 5) { chg = 0; chb = 0; chr = 255; } if (chx >= enemy1x - 48 || chx <= enemy1x - 56) { chg = 255; chb = 255; chr = 255; } if (chy >= ene...

I cleaned it up bc I had quite a bit of unnecessary code in there. Look at this instead: //Target Enemy1y if (chy >= enemy1y - 4 && chy <= enemy1y + 6) { EnemyTargetedY = true; } if (EnemyTargetedY == true) { chg = 0; chb = 0; chr = 255; } if (chy >= enemy1y + 6) { chg = 255; chb = 255; chr = 255; }...

See, I'm trying to understand this better because I also coded the Y coordinates and they're not working right. No matter where I put the code for the reticle to turn back to white if you're not over enemy1y it doesn't run that code. It worked so easy with X. I tried doing basically the same thing o...