Spritesheet with Rect

[Resnis]

I know, that there are libraries on the wiki, but i just wanted to go trough the process myself, of using spritesheets.
The spritesheet is 32x16 and i created an Rect, that holds the positions of the sprites in the sprite sheet.
I know that giving an rectangle as coordinates doesn't work, but how do i get around this?

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sf::Image Image;
    if (!Image.LoadFromFile("spritesheet.png"))
        return EXIT_FAILURE;

sf::Shape Rect[ 2 ];
Rect[0].SetPointPosition(1, 0, 0);
Rect[0].SetPointPosition(2, 16, 0);
Rect[0].SetPointPosition(3, 16, 16);
Rect[0].SetPointPosition(4, 0, 16);

Rect[1].SetPointPosition(1, 16, 0);
Rect[1].SetPointPosition(2, 32, 0);
Rect[1].SetPointPosition(3, 32, 16);
Rect[1].SetPointPosition(4, 16, 16);

    sf::Sprite Sprite(Image);
Sprite.SetSubRect(Rect[0]);

[Laurent]

SetSubRect wants a sf::IntRect, not a sf::Shape. Read the documentation and tutorials please

[Resnis]

It's asking me coordinates of Left, Top, Right and Bottom, but I am already giving them.

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sf::IntRect Rect[ 2 ];
Rect[0].Left(0, 0);
Rect[0].Top(16, 0);
Rect[0].Right(16, 16);
Rect[0].Bottom(0, 16);

term does not evaluate to a function taking 2 arguments

So i guess it needs other values, but what? And, btw, in what order are the points? I mean is Left meant to be top-left, or bottom-left?

[K-Bal]

These are axis aligned rects so you don't need 4 points but 2 points.

Left is point1.x, Right is point2.x, Top is point1.y and Bottom is point2.y.

[Laurent]

Again, this is in the documentation. You can easily see that Left, Top, Right and Bottom are ints, not points.