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Jump to PostTo write to a file you can use fstreams.
Making a 2D game is hard, that much I'll say.
Jump to PostIf you're serious about making a game, you should really write out (or type out) what is that you want to do in your game.
Make a list with boxes next to each item (or "thing to do" ) then start programming around your list. Find out whats easy …
Jump to PostThank you Alex and iamthwee.
Your posts were very helpful, I will keep them in mind, but I am wondering how to write variables to files. If you are confused(I know I am probably not clear enough) I have an example code posted below
#include <iostream> #include <fstream> …
Jump to PostAwesome, thanks Vernon.
Also I was wondering if I were to make a long text game, how would go about having the player save their game?
Thank you everyone for your help. I greatly appreciate it.
gangsta gamaThere are many possible ways of doing this. It all depends on …
Jump to PostI am sorry Vernon, but I do not understand what you are saying. If you could give me an example code to make it a lot clearer that would be helpful.
Thank you.
We're not supposed to give full solutions, but since you didn't ask for Tic-Tac-Toe code and it's …
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