//player class stuff and functions
class player_class
{
public:
float x, y;
float speed; // players current speed
float angle; // players angle or direction facing
float turn_speed; // a constant
float walk_speed; // a constant
BITMAP *robot;
bool boost;
player_class()
{
x = 0.0f;
y = 0.0f;
angle = 0.0f;
speed = 0.0f;
turn_speed = .07f;
walk_speed = 1.0f;
}
void turn_right() { angle += turn_speed; }
void turn_left() { angle -= turn_speed; }
void walk() { speed = walk_speed; }
void stop_walking() { speed = 0.0f; }
void update()
{
x += cosf(angle) * speed;
y += sinf(angle) * speed;
}
};
player_class player;
//rotate function stuff
void rotate() {
int x = int(player.x);
int y = int(player.y);
fixed angle = fixed(player.angle);
}
//rotate stuff, everything works but the rotating
void logic() {
int x = int(player.x);
int y = int(player.y);
fixed angle = fixed(player.angle);
if (key[KEY_D]) {player.turn_right(); rotate();}
if (key[KEY_A]) {player.turn_left(); rotate();}
if (key[KEY_W]) {player.walk();}
if (!key[KEY_W]) {player.stop_walking();}
player.update();
if (key[KEY_SPACE]) {player.boost = true;}
if(player.boost == true) {player.walk_speed = 2;}
if (!key[KEY_SPACE]) {player.boost = false;}
if(player.boost == false) {player.walk_speed = 1;}
}
//main loop
while(!key[KEY_ESC]) {
clear_keybuf();
draw();
player_class();
player.turn_right();
player.turn_left();
player.walk();
player.stop_walking();
rotate();
logic();
player.update();
}
Allegro rotate
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Ok, so I just worked out being able to move in any direction in 2d, and now i've run into yet another problem. I have no idea why this doesn't work, i'm trying to rotate the bitmap image as it turns, so it actually looks like it's turning. My code compiles perfectly, and I know the problem isn't drawing the bitmap that's rotating because I tried drawing it offset from the normal bitmap and it draws, just doesn't rotate. I'm going to include my player class and functions, and the logic function with the rotating in it.
Can anyone help me out?
I just glanced at it briefly (gota go to work) but the rotate() function confuses me. You create three local variables, assign values to them, and then the function ends? Ditto for the first three lones of logic().
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Yea I got a little help with realizing my scopes were all messed up, and have some revised code. It has showed small weird signs of working now, such as blinking in the corner of a rotated picture or showing every rotated form of it on top of the picture lol...
yea, now all the variables (I THINK) have the right scope that have to do with rotating. Should make a bit more sense.
class player_class{public: float x, y; float speed; // players current speed float angle; // players angle or direction facing float turn_speed; // a constant float walk_speed; // a constant BITMAP *robot; bool boost; player_class() { x = 0.0f; y = 0.0f; angle = 0.0f; speed = 0.0f; turn_speed = .06f; walk_speed = 1.0f; }void turn_right() { angle += turn_speed; }void turn_left() { angle -= turn_speed; }void walk() { speed = walk_speed; }void stop_walking() { speed = 0.0f; } // ROTATE functions, now these local variables declared are INSIDE the class with the originals of 'em.void rotate_right() { int x = int(x); int y = int(y); fixed angle = fixed(angle); int turn_speed = int(turn_speed); angle += turn_speed; rotate_sprite(buffer, robot, y, x, angle);}void rotate_left() { int x = int(x); int y = int(y); fixed angle = fixed(angle); int turn_speed = int(turn_speed); angle -= turn_speed; rotate_sprite(buffer, robot, x, y, angle);}void update() { x += cosf(angle) * speed; y += sinf(angle) * speed; } };player_class player; void logic() { //logic of rotating if (key[KEY_D]) {player.turn_right(); player.rotate_right();} if (key[KEY_A]) {player.turn_left(); player.rotate_left();} if (key[KEY_W]) {player.walk();} if (!key[KEY_W]) {player.stop_walking();} if (key[KEY_SPACE]) {player.boost = true;} if(player.boost == true && boostenergy > 0) {player.walk_speed = 2; boostenergy -=1;} if (!key[KEY_SPACE] || boostenergy <= 0) {player.boost = false;} if(player.boost == false) {player.walk_speed = 1; boostenergy+=1;} player.update();}void draw() { int x = int(player.x); int y = int(player.y); acquire_screen(); draw_sprite(screen, buffer, 0,0); draw_sprite(buffer, bg, 0, 0); draw_sprite(buffer, player.robot, x, y); release_screen();}//main loop clear_keybuf(); draw(); logic(); player.update();yea, now all the variables (I THINK) have the right scope that have to do with rotating. Should make a bit more sense.
rotate_sprite() takes an angle as a "fixed" number from 0 to 255. You can convert them with itofix(i).
All I see you doing is this: fixed angle = fixed(player.angle);, where player.angle is a float of some sort.
All I see you doing is this: fixed angle = fixed(player.angle);, where player.angle is a float of some sort.
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