Planet Chili

wait, I'm kind of a newb but isn't your code missing a whole lot of semi colons as well as curly brackets?

This looks to be a form of Visual Basic. The statements are instead terminated by new lines rather than semicolons. Unfortunately, I don't know enough of the language to offer any insight.

Do you happen to use any screen reader software? Do you have a touch screen display?

Probably a long shot, but figured i'd ask anyways.

The problem is the initializer list inside Game.cpp.

it should look like this:

Game::Game( HWND hWnd,const KeyboardServer& kServer )
: gfx( hWnd ),
kbd( kServer )
{}

@yeti4000 There's a typo in LoadSpriteAlpha() inside D3DGraphics.cpp change it to Gdiplus::Bitmap bitmap( L"alphahalf.png" ); @somename //Game.cpp LoadBMP( chr[0], "maple\\dude1.bmp" ); LoadBMP( chr[1], "maple\\dude2.bmp" ); LoadBMP( chr[2], "maple\\walking.bmp" ); LoadBMP( enemy,"maple\\enemy.bmp")...

@Yeti4000 Inside D3DGraphics.cpp const D3DCOLOR dst = GetPixel( x, y ); Missing the offset values for x and y for GetPixel() const D3DCOLOR dst = GetPixel( x + xoff, y + yoff); //extract channels const unsigned char dstAlpha = (dst & 0xFF000000) >> 24; This line can be removed. There is no dstAlpha....

Have you installed the graphics drivers?
What specifically are you using for integrated graphics? (ex: Intel GMA 900)

Inside Game.cpp where it says: LoadBmp( "WalkinDude\\wdude00.bmp", surface); The WalkinDude folder doesn't exist and all the images are instead inside Chili DirectX Framework. You can either change the path LoadBmp points to or create the WalkinDude folder inside the Chili DirectX Framework folder t...

That may be your problem. From what i've read .NET 4.5 can cause problems for visual studio 2010. Removing it and replacing it with .NET 4.0 should fix everything.

Do you have .NET 4.5 installed?

you'll find that in the Lesson Material Downloads at the top of the forum.