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General / Re: Project runs perfect in Debug, Completly crashes in Release mode

« on: January 19, 2018, 10:01:28 pm »

Thanks for the quick reply!

I noticed there was an initialization error which fixed itself in debug mode but I had to initialize it for release mode.

And with the non "-d" files it works perfectly!

Many thanks!

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General / Project runs perfect in Debug, Completly crashes in Release mode

« on: January 19, 2018, 09:25:10 pm »

Hey Guys,

I finally finished my project and it runs without error in Debug Mode,
However, when I switch to Release Mode it complains that it can't find my resources.
I included the assets folder with the EXE but it still can't find the files.

The error:


The file structure:



The structure is similar to the debug folder and just works fine in Debug mode.
I tried removing the "-d" from the lib files but this didn't make any difference.

I hope someone can help me out.

Greetings,

Kyle

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Graphics / Drawing a sprite from within a list, within a list

« on: November 07, 2017, 07:11:43 pm »

Hey guys!
Im trying to draw a sprite within a list of components, within a list of gameobjects.
These are custom classes I have written.

How I'm trying to draw the sprite:
<sup>for (std::list<GameObject*>::iterator it = gameObjects.begin(); it != gameObjects.end(); it++)
   {
      std::list<Component*>  compList = it._Ptr->_Myval->GetAllComponents();
      for (std::list<Component*>::iterator ita = compList.begin(); ita != compList.end(); ita++)
      {
         Graphic *g = static_cast<Graphic*>(ita._Ptr->_Myval);
         if (g)
         {
            
            sf::Sprite sprite = g->GetDrawable();

            if (g->GetDrawable().getTexture() == nullptr)
            {
               std::cout << "No texture has been assigned" << std::endl;
            }

            _window.draw(sprite);
         }
         else
         {
            std::cout << "Casting Failed" << std::endl;
         }

      }</sup>

GameObject Logics (simplefied):

^{std::list<Component*> components;
void ECE::GameObject::AddComponent(Component & c)
{
   components.emplace_back(&c);
}
std::list<Component*> ECE::GameObject::GetAllComponents()
{
   return components;
}}

And the Graphic class logics:

^{sf::Sprite _sprite;
sf::Sprite ECE::Graphic::GetDrawable()
{
   return _sprite;
}}


And finally adding the Graphic to the gameobject:

^{ECE::Graphic _G_myGraphic;
TestObject::TestObject()
{
   _G_myGraphic.SetTexture("Game/GFX/mario.png");
   _G_myGraphic.SetPostion(sf::Vector2f(100, 100));
   AddComponent(_G_myGraphic);
}}



And lastly adding the gameObject to the gameObject list:

<sup>void TestGame::Start()
{
   AddGameObject(_GO_testObject);
   std::cout << "Added gameObject" << std::endl;
}

void ECE::Game::AddGameObject(GameObject & go)
{
   gameObjects.emplace_back(&go);
}</sup>


I can print any data from the sprite, but just drawing it seems to be a problem.
Any help would be appreciated!

Greetings!

Kyle