Dear reader,

I looked at the teleportation tutorial (ofcource), and I wanted to implement that teleportation to the MMO.

Im getting a "Just-in-Time" Debug "error", and I am forced to close the game. This is when I add
to the Player.h

Now my question: why? And what can I do to fix this small thing (since the source compiles just sweet.)

Thanks in advance! I know Im bugging you, and Im sorry for that

Edit: it was ctrl_pos, and not ctrl.pos. I know, an idiotic type that can kill someone. Though I did type it correctly in the source.

Well are you sure that the ctrl.pos is not NULL before you're using it?

When I add it, I can still go into first person view and control the character.

That was the only difference with the actual code from the Teleportation tutorial. Finding one little mistake is a pain in the butt, even because VS doesn't show any errors where a problem might arise.

Vec ctrl.pos;
this is invalid code, you can't declare members with . in name
please study c++ more

heh if thats the case im gonna shoot myself :/

funny tho that it compiles normally

(02-16-2011 06:22 PM)Esenthel Wrote:  Vec ctrl.pos;
this is invalid code, you can't declare members with . in name
please study c++ more

sorry for the typo, but I actually typed:


Sorry! Daaaaamn this was not one of my smartest moves hehe

However, the rest is still the same.

(02-16-2011 09:34 PM)Dwight Wrote:  sorry for the typo, but I actually typed:

Code:

Vec ctrl_pos;

Sorry! Daaaaamn this was not one of my smartest moves hehe

However, the rest is still the same.

No, you actually wrote but your intention was to write

Have you tried placing breakpoints in VS?