void Game::NewRound()
{
round += 1;
if( player->health < 10 )
player->health++;
player->points += 250;
for( int i = 0; i < round; i++ )
{
monster = new Monster( &GameEnvironment );
monsters.push_back( monster );
}
}
every time there are no monsters left in my monster vector, i call this function:
void Game::NewRound()
{
round += 1;
if( player->health < 10 )
player->health++;
player->points += 250;
for( int i = 0; i < round; i++ )
{
monster = new Monster( &GameEnvironment );
monsters.push_back( monster );
}
}
shouldnt the for loop create more then one monster? And i know the problem isnt that the other monsters arent being drawn because the function is only called when the vector is empty, and for the vector to be empty all the monsters have to be dead.
And i know the problem isnt that the other monsters arent being drawn because the function is only called when the vector is empty, and for the vector to be empty all the monsters have to be dead.
I seed the number generator in the monster's constructor.
yeah i seed the random number generator thing at the beginning of int main(). thanks guys. Its not working yet but i cant wait to see it working lol
If you looking at per unit random value seeding I would do something like srand(Time(NULL) + MyVector.size() );
