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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- I made the classic Minesweeper game by myself using C++ and SFML.
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Steps to make a masterpiece:
1. Cells
2. Numbers
3. Text
4. Alexander
0. Explosion
Changing game_over(0) to game_over(1) probably only took a few hours to fix
Big fan of "this is intentional" after every step that goes wrong (even though it doesn't go wrong of course - because it is intentional.)
I really enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing them! In this game, you left out my favorite function which is when you click both buttons over an already revealed square (one that has a number in it), if you have all the adjacent bombs flagged, it will reveal all the other squares. This is a really key feature for quick solving.
I didn't know this feature existed in the game.
WONDERFUL! I really liked the style of this. Sir, have my sub!
Alexander turn this version even cooler
In mine sweeper if you click a mine on the first click, it actually moves the mine. I was able to verify this by using a memory editor. Also the cells generate the numbers after you click them not before, this is so the mines can move. When you click a cell, it will count the 8 cells around it and put a number for how many bombs are there.
Interesting...
5:18 is extremely satisfying
i cant belive it, that you have only almost 7k subs, your vids are so good! you desserve more views imo
Sir, your videos deserver a whole lot more views, so I added mine. Oh and I subscribed too. Cheers!
keep up the good work
alexander lookin kinda cute ngl
I really liked the video!
And also,
the random bugged explosion was kinda cool tho
If you mean 6:18 then for me it was too flashy. But it does look like a real explosion.
really entertaining videos - thanks and great job!
Alexander is amazing.
Alexander for president.
Really great video but I would only have a few objections (tips/corrections):
- You're putting literally too much comments in your code, like really most of them are not necessary, they're just telling obvious stuff (e.g. 'otherwise' comment before else, repeating the name of the object before it's decleration, except the funny ones of course),
- Another aesthetic thing is (it can be a personal preference) comparing objects in ifs like so `if (constant operator variable)`, I've just never seen anybody writting like this. Rather more often you'll see `if (variable operator constant)`,
- I also don't feel like putting only one function in a separate file should have place,
- I would also write something about the naming convention, but it very depends on a personal preferences.
So besides those things, nice work!
Thanks for your feedback!
I don't usually share my code, so every time I do, I feel like no one will understand it. Maybe that's why I comment too much.
And everything else you described is just my personal preferences. I don't think they're that critical.
The if (constant op var) syntax is useful to catch unwanted assignments
I think it would have been easier, if you'd made an explosion its own thing, that's just drawn on top of the cells, instead of putting it into cell logic.
I don't think it would have been easier. I would have to write a new function/class for it.
Also, in my opinion, the cellular explosion looks cooler. But everyone's taste is different.
Its great
I enjoyed your video. I like it )
1:50 SuS
Great video! You got a sub from me :D
Got subscribed.
Can you make a video of some game using box2d ?
I might do it!
all minesweeper player have octophobia
Александр - okay
Can you make a course on sfml please
I'm planning on doing it at some point.
You write the draw function to be called for every object you want to draw.
Is that your choice? Or is this enforced by SFML? (Or something else?)
If you mean window.draw(); then it's an SFML function.
If you mean field.draw(); then it's my own function (but you still have to use window.draw(); to draw on the window).
I have error that it says (namespace "std" has no member "clamp" )
You need to use a compiler that supports C++17.
@@Kofybrek it doesnt help :(
is he using a vector of vectors - angry hater guy from this vid