Hey, what is "world.obstacles.count(id)"?? Where does world and obstacle get defined and what type is it?
Hi, "obstacles" is an std::set object. I'm using .count() to check if the corresponding tile is an obstacle or not. "world" is just a class where I keep it
how we can use this world, can you please out?
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Hey, what is "world.obstacles.count(id)"?? Where does world and obstacle get defined and what type is it?
Hi, "obstacles" is an std::set object. I'm using .count() to check if the corresponding tile is an obstacle or not. "world" is just a class where I keep it
how we can use this world, can you please out?