sf::Sprite -> Move and SetPosition

[player931402]

what are the differences and when to use the first than the second ( or the second then first ) in my game loop?

[texus]

SetPosition will change the position to the passed value, so SetPosition(20, 20) will put the sprite on position (20, 20).
Move will do exactly what the name suggests, move the sprite. If before the position was set to e.g. (60, 60) and you would call Move(20, 20) then the new position will be (80, 80).

So usually you will be using SetPosition and to change the position later when e.g. moving an object on the screen you can use Move.
So Move(x, y) is just to make this line more simple: SetPosition( GetPosition().x + x, GetPosition().y + y)

[player931402]

SetPosition will change the position to the passed value, so SetPosition(20, 20) will put the sprite on position (20, 20).
Move will do exactly what the name suggests, move the sprite. If before the position was set to e.g. (60, 60) and you would call Move(20, 20) then the new position will be (80, 80).

So usually you will be using SetPosition and to change the position later when e.g. moving an object on the screen you can use Move.
So Move(x, y) is just to make this line more simple: SetPosition( GetPosition().x + x, GetPosition().y + y)

thanks, I thought that there were differences much more complicated