Problem With My Game

bert2 · 2002-07-19T17:05:31

I was making a game and when I played it I came across a problem. Below is the code. #include <iostream> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <time.h> using namespace std; int main(void) { //Title cout << "======Game (Beta Version 2.0) - By: Bert======\n\n"; //Varibles int enemyHP=100, enemyPower=200, yourHP=100, yourPower=200, yourCommand, enemyCommand; int command=0, reset=0; int yourAttack, enemyAttack; int yourMoney=200; while (reset == 1) //{ //Main Screen cout << "Please select what you would like to do by typing in the number next to the list of possible commands below.\n\n"; cout << " 1. Battle \n"; cout << " 2. Shop \n"; cout << " 3. Train \n"; cout << " 4. Check Status \n\n"; cin >> command; //} //Battle Screen if (command == 1) { //Begin 'while' command while (yourHP > 0 && enemyHP > 0) { //Your turn to attack or defend cout << "Enter 1 to Attack \n Enter 2 to Defend \n\n"; cin >> yourCommand; //Processes command //Command to attack if (yourCommand == 1) { if (yourPower < 15) { cout << "You do not have enough Power Points to Attack \n"; cout << "Your HP: " << yourHP << "\n"; cout << "Your PP: " << yourPower << "\n"; cout << "Enemy HP: " << enemyHP << "\n"; cout << "Enemy PP: " <<enemyPower << "\n---\n"; } yourAttack = rand() % 15; enemyHP = enemyHP - yourAttack; yourPower = yourPower - 5; yourPower = yourPower + 3; cout << "You have done " << yourAttack << " HP of damage to your opponent and you lost 5 Power Points attacking. But you also gained 3 Power Points during this turn. \n"; cout << "Your HP: " << yourHP << "\n"; cout << "Your PP: " << yourPower << "\n"; cout << "Enemy HP: " << enemyHP << "\n"; cout << "Enemy PP: " <<enemyPower << "\n---\n"; } //Command to defend if (yourCommand == 2) { if (yourPower < 5) { cout << "You do not have enough Power Points to Defend \n"; cout << "Your HP: " << yourHP << "\n"; cout << "Your PP: " << yourPower << "\n"; cout << "Enemy HP: " << enemyHP << "\n"; cout << "Enemy PP: " <<enemyPower << "\n---\n"; } yourHP = yourHP + 5; yourPower = yourPower + 5; cout << "By defending you have gained 5 Power Points. And you have also gained 5 HP. \n"; cout << "Your HP: " << yourHP << "\n"; cout << "Your PP: " << yourPower << "\n"; cout << "Enemy HP: " << enemyHP << "\n"; cout << "Enemy PP: " <<enemyPower << "\n---\n"; } //Enemy's turn to attack or defend // Command: If hits are more than 20 then attack if (enemyHP > 20) { enemyCommand = 1; } // Command: If hits are less than 20 then defend if (enemyHP < 20) { enemyCommand = 2; } //Processes command if (enemyCommand == 1) { enemyAttack = rand() % 15; yourHP = yourHP - enemyAttack; enemyPower = enemyPower - 5; enemyPower = enemyPower + 3; cout << "Your opponent has taken " << enemyAttack << " HP from you. \n"; cout << "Your HP: " << yourHP << "\n"; cout << "Your PP: " << yourPower << "\n"; cout << "Enemy HP: " << enemyHP << "\n"; cout << "Enemy PP: " <<enemyPower << "\n\n"; } if (enemyCommand == 2) { enemyHP = enemyHP + 5; enemyPower = enemyPower + 5; cout << "Since you opponent has decided to defend he gains 5 Power Points and 5 HP. \n"; cout << "Your HP: " << yourHP << "\n"; cout << "Your PP: " << yourPower << "\n"; cout << "Enemy HP: " << enemyHP << "\n"; cout << "Enemy PP: " <<enemyPower << "\n\n"; } //End 'while' command } if (yourHP < 1) { cout << "You lost\n"; yourMoney = yourMoney - 50; } if (enemyHP < 1) { cout << "You won\n"; yourMoney = yourMoney + 50; reset = 1; } } //Shop Screen if (command == 2) { /*Script added later*/ } //Train Screen if (command == 3) { /*Script added later*/ } if (command == 4) { cout << "Your HP: " << yourHP << " HP \n"; cout << "Your Power: " << yourPower << " PP \n"; cout << "Your Money: " << "$" << yourMoney << "\n\n"; } //Invaild Command Screen else { cout << "That is not a vaild command. Please press '1' and then 'enter' to return to the mainscreen."; cin >> reset; } int x; cin >> x; return 0; } As you can probally see it isn't finished yet. Anyways, when I complied it and went into "battle", at the end, it didn't go back to the mainscreen like it was suppose to. It goes to the "Invaild Command Screen". As you can also probally see in the code, the brackets ({ }) around the mainscreen code has comments on them. I did that because I wanted to temperarily disable that part in case I wanted to added it later. Without the comment tags, when I complied and played it, the screen would display the "Invaild Command Screen". Can you please help me? [edited by - bert2 on July 14, 2002 8:41:28 PM]

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GoofProg

127

July 18, 2002 09:11 AM

You may want to add some cout code to pinpoint what is going wrong.

something such as
cout<<"Entering -BATTLE-"<cout<<"ARGUMENTS->playerHP: "<

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Tenshu

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July 18, 2002 09:22 AM

Yes, quite a lot seems to be going wrong here...

Tenshu

122

July 18, 2002 09:29 AM

Found it:

int Hitpoints=InitialHitPoints;

should be

int HitPoints=InitialHitPoints;

kappa the imp

122

July 19, 2002 04:55 PM

I think the new ascii standard says that you should include cstdio not stdio.h but I am not sure.
dont mind me if I am wrong

[edited by - kappa the imp on July 19, 2002 6:05:31 PM]

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