heres what im trying to do. basically each area cannot overlap rooms, do
maintain some sort of 3d structure. so each room has coordinates, x,y, and
z. every time a room is created without linking to an existing room in the
area(eg, the first room created for an area) its coor's are 0,0,0 and the
area gets a new 'map'. when this current map(set of coordinates that are
linked) connects to another 'map' in the area, the maps compare and see that
rooms dont cross over, and if it works, one map is deleted, linked and given
new coordinates to fit with the other map. i hope this makes sense.
my problem is assigning each area its 'maps'...im sure its probably simple
but im just not getting it...anyway, heres how im trying to do it:
in merc.h i have my struct:
#define MAX_X 500
#define MAX_Y 500
#define MAX_Z 500
struct map_type
{
int max_x;
int max_y;
int max_z;
int min_x;
int min_y;
int min_z;
bool room_exists[MAX_X][MAX_Y][MAX_Z];
int vnum[MAX_X][MAX_Y][MAX_Z];
};
by the way, is there a better way of doing the room_exists[x][y][z] thing so
its not [500][500][500]? oh yeah, and will this work for negatives as well?
say x:-5,y:20,z:-9. im probably foolish for suggesting this but i tried:
bool ***room_exists;
also added:
typedef struct map_type MAP_DATA;
anyway, in the area_data struct in merc.h i just added(i have the
MAP_DATA * map[20];
i figure this means each room has 20 map slots(is there a way to have as
many as needed, like in the x,y,z question above?)
whenever i compile, it goes cleanly, but always(whether or not i did *** or
[][][]) it says this after:
Debug/WinRot.exe : warning LNK4084: total image size 1813544960 exceeds max
(268435456); image may not run
any help is appreciated!
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