Planet Chili

http://www.directxtutorial.com/Lesson.a ... onid=9-4-2

Try this tutorial.

try saving the project, close VSC++ express and then reopen your project. I would have several different issues after running the program over and over. Closing then reopening seemed to fix for me...well not fix but was a workaround. Not saying this will help but I hope it does.

Lessons 9-12 are making a tic-tac-toe game. The best way to learn C++ is to. Watch the videos. Follow along with the videos. Do the homework assignments. Come up with an idea for a simple game. Decide what you want it to do (draw lines, circles). Start writing a few lines of code that attempts to ac...

The position of X and Y need to be updated in the same frame before the end of the composeframe() function. It sounds like position is being updated one variable per frame.

I have tried doing tutorials that were all text based and I found myself not being disciplined enough to type everything out, I would copy paste and move on. Chili's tuts being video form made me type along and since he makes mistakes on purpose to show how to use the "IDE" debugger and how/what to ...

In Game.cpp file. void Game::ComposeFrame() { int speed; speed = 2; kbd.SpaceIsPressed(true); if(kbd.UpIsPressed()) { y = y - speed; } if(kbd.DownIsPressed()) { y = y + speed; } if(kbd.RightIsPressed()) { x = x + speed; } if(kbd.LeftIsPressed()) { x = x - speed; } if( x < 1 ) { x = 1; } if( x > 780 ...

http://www.planetchili.net/forum/viewto ... rter#p2273

Here is a link to what you might have been looking for

There is a difference between Fullscreen mode and having a window take up the whole screen. Unfortunately, I haven't figured this one out either. The DirectX API is way beyond my knowledge, that is the original reason for starting these tutorials...learn 3D programming using DirectX. I am glad that ...

First off, I separated the files into .h and .cpp files. I was able to initialize the vector arrays. I saw a marine run across the screen when I hovered my mouse over a rectangle ( window is larger than my screen ).

Here you go.

In your unit constructors, are you trying to initiate more than one marine at a time? If so you need to specify a value for the 'for' loop. Amount.size is 0 because there isn't more than the one index and you have to add something to Amount to change it's size. You can, when you create a new marine ...