I am making a jump and run game- i want my sprites to collect items that are worth points. I want these items to be randomly generated on my tile map.
Does anyone know how i can do this? I am using Visual C++ with SDL
new2programming 0 Light Poster
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Jump to PostHow are you creating the tile map? A 2d Array?
Jump to PostWhat are you trying to do? Copy a code and get more code from someone else and say
you did it? If you're not going to a programmer, then its ok, I guess. But if you
decide to become a programmer, then stop with this nonsense and start learning.
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mrnutty 761 Senior Poster
How are you creating the tile map? A 2d Array?
new2programming 0 Light Poster
the tile map is created in a level editor, no coding is required
Ariste 0 Newbie Poster
It's really impossible to say without knowing the details of the level editor.
new2programming 0 Light Poster
um well if you where to check out the tutorial /http://jnrdev.72dpiarmy.com/en/jnrdev3/ i got the bones of my code from this site.
mrnutty 761 Senior Poster
What are you trying to do? Copy a code and get more code from someone else and say
you did it? If you're not going to a programmer, then its ok, I guess. But if you
decide to become a programmer, then stop with this nonsense and start learning.
new2programming 0 Light Poster
im not wanting to be a programmer, i am taking a course and one of the papers "is not a programming course" but its more about learning the ins and outs of games, and game play. So we haven't been taught any programming, but are expected to make games using C++. If i had the time and the teaching resource i would love to do this properly but for now this is the best i can do.
Aranarth 126 Posting Whiz in Training
Look up srand and rand to generate random numbers.
If you have ten different item types, generate a number between 0 and 9 and create the item matching that number.
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