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unsigned int FrameTime = Window.GetFrameTime();
lastFPS = currentFPS;
currentFPS = (unsigned int)(1000.f / float(FrameTime));
if (currentFPS != lastFPS)
{
std::ostringstream oss;
oss << "FPS: " << currentFPS;
FPSText.SetString(sf::String(oss.str()));
}
drawText(Window, FPSText, sf::Vector2f(10, ws.y - 35), sf::Color::White);
I found the problem, you're using comic sans.
Dude! You're one hell of a games designer, even if its something as simple as pac(a)manLooks very nice, will try it out soon
By the way, you cannot try it out as I haven't shared it yet! 
sf::Vector2Df position(sprite.GetPosition());
sf::Vector2Df shift;
float playerSpeed = 20;
float deltaTime = float(Window.GetFrameTime()) / 1000.f;
if (sf::Keyboard::IsKeyPressed(sf::Keyboard::Left)) shift.x = -deltaTime * playerSpeed;
if (sf::Keyboard::IsKeyPressed(sf::Keyboard::Right))shift.x = deltaTime * playerSpeed;
if (sf::Keyboard::IsKeyPressed(sf::Keyboard::Up)) shift.y = -deltaTime * playerSpeed;
if (sf::Keyboard::IsKeyPressed(sf::Keyboard::Down)) shift.y = deltaTime * playerSpeed;
position += shift;
/* ... Do some collision and response which modifies position vector too ... */
sprite.SetPosition(position);[animationTimer, animationFrame, maxAnimationFrames are integers declared in your class outside this function]
int animationSpeed = 200; // 1/5 second
animationTimer += int(Window.GetFrameTime());
if (animationTimer > animationSpeed)
{
animationTimer -= animationSpeed;
++animationFrame;
/* With the two lines above actually you can go out of sync
with your animation, but only if the FrameTime is too large.
If it is, the game must be unplayable anyway, so I tend to
ignore this possibility. */
if (animationFrame > maxAnimationFrames) animationFrame = 0;
}
sprite.setAnimationFrame(animationFrame); // This is really pseudo!
That's a pretty cool, that they each have a 'personality'.
It was easier than I thought, so I've added Win32 debug and release build targets to the project file. I've also found some SFML related bugs, so I'm gonna go and report them right now.
Hmm thats odd, what is your secret dude? Seems like everything you do works a little bit better than anything i attempt to do, regarding this thread and the tile-view thingy
Shouldn't you have an "/ 1000" in there somewhere?
float deltaTime = float(FrameTime) / 1000.f;
float moveScale = moveSpeed * deltaTime;
/* ... */
pos += moveVect * moveScale;
/* ... */
Sprite.SetPosition(pos);unsigned int FrameTime = Window.GetFrameTime();
float moveSpeed = an arbitary value
sf::Vector3f pos = Sprite.GetPosition();
sf::Vector3f moveVect = the direction of the entity as a vector
