Variables that change themselves over time

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  1. CODINGMASTER

    CODINGMASTER New Member

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    How to?

    For example, I want to make a pong game and I want the balls x value to increase over time. I have tried xvar=xvar+1; but that makes it remain static...

    Okay problem solved
     
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    What do you mean by remain static? They change as you increase them by 1.
     
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    Well I want them to change every frame/step. What happens is they change at program start and just stop.
     
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    But when you make it xvar=xvar+1; it should change.
     
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    If u r using too many functions and most of them are using xvar then just make xvar as a static and global variable
    otherwise just declare it as static in main

    Then

    Try the same code
    it will work


    Static means that u are instructing the variable to retain its value
     

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