Planet Chili

Some extremely talented hacker also made a solver for the bot, no clue how: https://i.imgur.com/eEjjUGU.gifv

Nice work dude, I went through a lot of the same troubles as you like deleting the boxes in the listener and having to move the Trait definitions outside the cpp file (and I think a lot of others did too). For the splitting thing I actually used the box2d GetWorldPoint function which takes local coo...

That code by itself looks fine but won't "change colour" by itself. Can you show us your code for the whole function?

Nothing wrong with your method, but hard to tell just from your description. Would be good if we could see some code.
Same with the stack overflow, can you show us the current code that causes that?

The Chili framework is really bare-bones and is more useful as a teaching/learning tool, but if you don't really want to "waste" time implementing your own helper methods like sprite drawing or rotation/scaling and just want to make something then you're better off using SFML. Implementing this stuf...

Most of this is covered by Chili later in the intermediate tutorials, but the same thing can be accomplished even without these (slightly) more advanced tools. I'll try to cover all of them anyway. auto auto is a C++ keyword that basically means "try to guess what this type is" for example if I did:...

You should join the discord.
Usually there is a bit more activity on there and lots of people asking for help.

I think this would be more interesting as a sort of "code golf" challenge.
Do it in the least amount of characters you can

Just tried it out, compiles fine for me. Game also looks really cool with all the particle effects and the parallax.

Not sure if that wiki page helped you, but my solution was to run it when mouse is depressed instead of pressed. Can be done by keeping track of bool.
e.g.