![]() ![]() Then we need to set the dependecies, this is divided in two steps, one for the debug and one for the release, if you want you can skip the release since we won't be using this for a while. (Linker -> General -> Additional Library Directories) (C/C -> General -> Additional Include Directories) Now you need to enter the project properties:Īnd now we need to set a few things, don't worry it's easy, let's start by telling visual studio where are the include and lib folders of SFML: Inside the wizard you'll get a few options that you should set like this: The first thing that you need to do is create a new project: I really like CodeBlocks honestly, and it's good for people to have more optionsĪlso, I found SFML to be really well built, and the official tutorials are really good as well. Then, you just need to copy the dlls from /sfml/bin to the directory in which you have your project or cpp as96 I hope you don't mind my contribution to this thread. Also, if you are using static SFML, then you need to go to compiler settings, #defines, and add the preprocessor option SFML_STATIC The static version will integrate those into the exe itself. What does that mean? If you link to the dynamic version of SFML, then you need to have the libraries in the same dir as the executable for it to run. Other options for linking the libraries are : sfml-xxx-d The order does matter, since libraries have dependencies (for example, system needs to be loaded before graphics). Add them as this : sfml-graphics sfml-window sfml-system SFML is made of 5 modules, everyone having a library of their own : system, window, graphics, network and audio. Select Release build options, then linker settings. Then you need to link the SFML libraries. Then click the Linker tab, and add a path to the libraries ( PATH\SFML\lib ) Add a path to the SFML headers, usually PATH\SFML\include. While selecting global build proprieties, go to search directories, then compiler. Right click on your project, go to build proprieties. Then, we need to tell the compiler where to look for the SFML headers and tell the linker where to look for the SFML libraries. Then, extract it to a convenient location. ![]() Likewise, if you are using Visual Studio, then you probably have the Visual C compiler, and you need to get the version which suits your version of Visual Studio. If that's the case, then download the SFML GCC 4.8.1 TDM (SJLJ) - 32-bit version. If you are using Codeblocks, then you probably are using MinGW, which should have GCC 4.8.1. Make sure you select the package which corresponds to the version that you use. There are multiple variants of gcc for Windows, which are incompatible with each other (different exception management, threading model, etc.). ![]() These sprites from an eye opening animation.Download an appropriate SFML version from the download link. After initializing sheetRow and sheetColumn, add sprites in animSprites. ![]()
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