Isometric Test

[LuX]

Hmm....

Need.....


Coffeeeee.........

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So I was trying to make this Isometric type of project where you have a "Selector" Following your cursor, and if you click, it draws a grass tile on its location.

Tried 2d arrays and shit so most of it prolly makes no sense : )

I got stuck at the drawing part completely. I tried something like on left mouse click array[something][something] will become true, and in the tile draw it will draw all tiles that are true in the array, and now my brain hurts.

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Anyone with the time, check it out and point me back on the road.
I even labeled all the stuff so you can scroll through it like a wikipedia.

-LuX

[LuX]

Alright now I got most of it fixed : )
But I still get this one as an error:

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for (int indX = (x / 52); indX < 15; indX ++;)
{
	for (int indY = (y / 26); indY < 23; indY ++;)
	{
	    if ( TileGVisible[indX][indY] )
	    {
	    GrassTile(x, y);
	    }
	}
}

This should make more sense:

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for (int indX = 1; indX < 15; indX ++;)
{
	for (int indY = 1; indY < 23; indY ++;)
	{
	    if ( TileGVisible[indX][indY] )
	    {
	    GrassTile((indX*52), (indY*26));
	    }
	}
}

Error:

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1>------ Build started: Project: Chili DirectX Framework, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
1>  Game.cpp
1>c:\users\lukas.pomon-pc\desktop\lux isometric tile test\assets\game.cpp(2478): error C2059: syntax error : ';'
1>c:\users\lukas.pomon-pc\desktop\lux isometric tile test\assets\game.cpp(2480): error C2059: syntax error : ';'
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

Obviously syntax error, but where did I miss ;?

Edit: Now that I look at it, sense, it makes none, but still where is there possibly a syntax error on that one?

[chili]

I'll take a look at it after work bro.

[chili]

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for (int indX = (x / 52); indX < 15; indX ++;)
{
   for (int indY = (y / 26); indY < 23; indY ++;)

Lose the ';' after 'indX ++' and 'indY ++' Bro.

Also, why in the world did you do '#include "mouse.cpp"'???

Edit: You forgot to delete the .sdf file from your solution root folder bro. Next time you post, delete that file because it takes up like 95% of the folder space.

[LuX]

Oh right! Thanks!

Currently reworking the script, didn't work out like I planned.
Now calculating the position so that I divide the ground into two separate "platforms" to make the calculation a bit easier.

I just scanned the numbers from 0-9 that will display the selectors position on the screen, looks like I was using labels!

-LuX