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General / Re: How to I change an RGB( array to usuable SFML array?

« on: December 03, 2016, 12:04:21 pm »

Thanks for the clarification eXpl0it3r   

I used the first form first then to get my modification to work I used the second form. Being a NEWBIE I didn't know why     I maybe wrong but I THINK I did try the first form but got compile errors (with VS 2015). The errors went away when I changed the sf::Color to sf::Color::Color. Again I don't know why?

Which SHOULD I aim to use and why?   

My array has over 250 occurrences so how would I use the first form and not include the count of occurrences? Just leave off the ", 3"?

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General / Re: How to I change an RGB( array to usuable SFML array?

« on: December 03, 2016, 09:50:45 am »

Thanks for your response jamesL   

I've tried that but it throws up a few errors   

Essentially I replaced RGB with sf::Color   

Edit:-  Okay, reread your response and replaced RGB with sf::color::color and it now compiles....   

Thanks jamesL   

Told you!  NEWBIE!     

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General / How to I change an RGB( array to usuable SFML array?

« on: December 03, 2016, 04:59:26 am »

I am a NEWBIE with C++ and have used SFML for a whole week       I HAVE searched the forums unsuccessfully for a solution 

On Windows 10 and SFML 2.4.1 and using VS 2015

How do I change

COLORREF Colours[] = {
        RGB(66, 30, 15),
        RGB(25, 7, 26),
        RGB(9, 1, 47),
        RGB(4, 4, 73),
<<<snip>>>
        RGB(204, 128, 0),
        RGB(153, 87, 0),
        RGB(106, 52, 3) };
 

to a comparable, usable SFML array? (sf::color?)

I have tried various things with my very limited experience