Elysian Shadows

Exactly my thoughts :P. Though it is my fault for failing to include that, in my defense I'm not actually using .jpg's in my project (as of now or near future) I only was using an offhand one for testing. I had included the libpng dll I needed at least! Note to self: Test within actual boundaries of...

2 issues: I had forgotten to include the required jpeg libraries .dll in my project's folder. I had been loading an image into SDLTexture eye, before initializing SDL. I now know that this one is a no no and it makes sense. Thanks for the help, I managed to get it to show after commenting out all so...

I have that in there because normally I use this for OpenGL rendering, but I would like to get SDL rendering functional since I haven't yet for this project. Commenting out those parts does not solve my problem, they function as intended (though I understand your point fully) EDIT: in fact I've alre...

All of my code compiles and runs fine, I've been struggling to get this working for a long while now. It seems as though there's something wrong with the method by which I'm blitting to the screen, as there is simply no image displayed. If it can be explained what is wrong with my implementation, I ...

Heh thanks a lot, I hadn't even realized I was printing the address because of the trailing data being what I wanted it to be. Terrible mistake, thank you. I like your for loop suggestion as well. Thanks for your help. EDIT: Your loop doesn't seem to be working in export. My program writes no lumps ...

I'm writing an archiving tool in C++ and I'm having a little issues with the way that fwrite is writing out it's last buffer in my export function. For simplicity and shortness I haven't included anything but those two functions, if it seems as though more information is required I'll give it... Thi...

Try checking out the source code for Open Liero Xtreme here: http://www.openlierox.net/ here's the Git information page they have. http://www.openlierox.net/wiki/index.php/Obtaining_OpenLieroX_source_from_Git I'm not sure how they perform destructible terrain particularly, but I know it's done per p...

THat's what I just changed. If I don't call UpdateKeys() BEFORE the PollEvents loop in main, then it doesn't work.

Hmm. Thanks for all help thus far :P. That doesn't appear to work though.

EDIT: It works! I did have to call the memcpy first, the reason it didn't work at first after changing it is because I was calling it in main, after SDL_PollEvents.

Thanks much for your help!

Alright I attempted to change the code accordingly and now it doesn't work at all: SDLKeys::SDLKeys(void) { mPreviousKeys = new Uint8[SDLK_LAST]; mCurrentKeys = SDL_GetKeyState( NULL ); mMouseX = NULL; mMouseY = NULL; } SDLKeys::~SDLKeys(void) { delete[] mPreviousKeys; mCurrentKeys = NULL; } void SD...

The issue I'm having is interesting. The function KeyHit() works now, but it appears to not always get the key input for some reason. By pressing q, it should negate the boolean renderQuuad. It does this, but only about half the time that I press q.. SDLKeys.h #pragma once #ifndef SDLKeys_h #define ...

Alright, well thanks for your help. I've abandoned the SDLScene pattern for a bit till I can rewrite it more efficiently anyway. Right now I've replaced it altogether with an SDLImage class, which the other SDLImage's draw to, then drawing to the screen. Which is essentially what I wanted anyway, bu...

There's both a which returns sceneSurface_; and a which sets sceneSurface_ to the SDL_Surface given. I already know they're not causing the issue, because I use patterns like this all the time.

Yes, and no but it doesn't need to be, I installed it using the repos (Debian). If I remove SDLScene from the project altogether, and place the "drawSurface( whatever )" functions directly into SDLRenderer then it draws the images flawlessly because they're going directly to the screen buf...

My code compiles and runs just fine, but it will not draw my loaded surface "definition.png". I have a class SDLRenderer and a class SDLScene. The scene has surface drawing functions, to it's member surface then the whole scene is passed to the renderer... The renderer contains a function:...