mGame.cpp
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp: In function `int pMover()':
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:220: error: a function-definition is not allowed here before '{' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:220: error: expected `,' or `;' before '{' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:226: error: a function-definition is not allowed here before '{' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:226: error: expected `,' or `;' before '{' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:255: error: a function-definition is not allowed here before '{' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:255: error: expected `,' or `;' before '{' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: `lX' undeclared (first use this function)
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in.)
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: `sLx' has not been declared
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: request for member of non-aggregate type before '||' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: `lY' undeclared (first use this function)
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: `sLy' has not been declared
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: request for member of non-aggregate type before '||' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: `lZ' undeclared (first use this function)
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: `sLz' has not been declared
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:261: error: request for member of non-aggregate type before ')' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:262: warning: statement has no effect
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:263: error: `sName' has not been declared
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:263: error: request for member of non-aggregate type before ';' token
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp: At global scope:
D:\C ++\Project No.4 Vacuus\mGame.cpp:266: error: expected declaration before '}' token

"Vacuus" said:
Well, a couple of people over on the Elderscrolls Forums have mentioned a "Player slave" mod idea, which I like so much, I might even have to take a break off learning HGE, so I can work on this mod.
Of course, this shouldn't take too long to make.

void prompt(string msg)
{
	system("cls");
	cout<<"  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------  \n";
    cout<<"\t\t  PLAYER\t\t  LOCATION\n";
    cout<<"\t\t  Tester\t\t  X :: "<<playerLocationX<<"\n";
    cout<<"\t\t  "<<playerHealth<<"\t\t\t  Y :: "<<playerLocationY<<"\n";
    cout<<"--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n";
    cout<<"\t\t    [m] Move\t    [e] Exit\n";
    cout<<"\t\t    [h] Help\n";
    cout<<"--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n";
    cout<< msg;
	cout<<"\n>";
	cin>>input;
    //return 0;
}

int BeginGame()
{
     int check;//Used in conjunction with the "rRand" function
	 /*if(FirstRun == 1){
		 FirstRun = 1;*/
	prompt("Welcome to the Vacuus Interface demo!\nThis demo is a simple example of how not to mak a text-based game. At the moment, you can do very little, though, I plan on adding modability very soon.\nIf you require any assitance, please type H into the console to display further information.");
	     
     while(input != 'e')
     {
                      //prompt(" ");
                      if(input == 'h') {prompt("This demo was originally meant to serve as an interface demo. Instead,\n I've decided NOT to continue this project, and to move onto a 2D version.\n Before doing so, I plan on adding modability to this demo, so that \nanyone can continue this project - with, or without prior C++ experience.\n\n At the top of the screen, you will see some information on your player, \nincluding health, name & location.\n\n Below that, you will see a list of avaliable commands, each surrounded by '['s, and ']'s. Type a command to get any given effect.\nFinaly, you will see the message box, and command prompt.\n");}
                      if(input == 'm') {
									playerLocationX+=1; check = ReturnRand_InRange(3,1); 
                                     if(check == 1){prompt(" ");}
                                     if(check == 2){prompt("You've discovered another ship!");}
                                     if(check == 3){prompt("You've discovered a planet!");}
                                     //cin>>input;
                                     }
					  //if(input == 'e'){break;}
		}
     return 0;
     }
     
int main()
{
	int input_int; //Used for the begining only, variable serves the same purpose as the "inout" char., except this one is designed for numeric characters.
	srand((unsigned int)time( NULL ));
	SetConsoleTitle("\tVacuus - Interface Demo\t");
	cout<<"\t   ##     ##    ###     ######  ##     ## ##     ##  ###### \n";
	cout<<"\t   ##     ##   ## ##   ##    ## ##     ## ##     ## ##    ##\n";
	cout<<"\t   ##     ##  ##   ##  ##       ##     ## ##     ## ##      \n";
	cout<<"\t   ##     ## ##     ## ##       ##     ## ##     ##  ###### \n";
	cout<<"\t    ##   ##  ######### ##       ##     ## ##     ##       ##\n";
	cout<<"\t     ## ##   ##     ## ##    ## ##     ## ##     ## ##    ##\n";
	cout<<"\t      ###    ##     ##  ######   #######   #######   ######\n";
    
    cout<<"\n\n\n\t\t\t\t   [1] New game.\n\t\t\t\t   [2] Exit.\n\n\t\t\t\t    >";
    cin>>input_int;
    
    if(input_int!=1)
    {
                return 0;
                }
    BeginGame();    
    return 0;
}

int ReturnRand_InRange(int HIGH,int LOW)
{
return rand() % (HIGH - LOW + 1) + LOW;
}

"Vacuus" said:
Sure, it may be counter-intuitive, but it does its job ...