userdvddev/cgrabrewritten

How userdvddev/cgrabrewritten works

Cash Grab! is a C++ arcade game built on SFML. The user-facing flow starts in the main menu, branches to options or play, shows a comic intro, then runs the falling-object game and returns to the menu when play ends. Within gameplay, the engine coordinates player movement, coin/bomb/power-up spawning, collisions, score/status, and game-over handling. The README is empty, so documented capabilities beyond the sampled code are unavailable; SFML internals are represented only as the external framework dependency.

Main entry points: mainGame.cpp Game Launcher · Funcs.cpp Game Engine · options-menu.cpp Options Menu · main-menu.cpp Main Menu

Components 12

Application Flow

Game Launcher mainGame.cpp
Program Entry CgrabRewritten.cpp

Menus and Settings

Main Menu main-menu.cpp
Options Menu options-menu.cpp

Gameplay

Player Funcs.h
Coins and Power-ups Funcs.h
Bombs Funcs.h
Game Engine Funcs.cpp
Game Over Funcs.h
Comic Intro Funcs.h

SFML Runtime

SFML Framework

Other components

Player

Connections 18

Player → Program Entry: starts CgrabRewritten.cpp
Program Entry → Game Launcher: creates and runs CgrabRewritten.cpp
Game Launcher → Main Menu: opens menu mainGame.cpp
Main Menu → Game Launcher: returns choice mainGame.cpp
Game Launcher → Options Menu: opens settings mainGame.cpp
Game Launcher → Comic Intro: shows intro mainGame.cpp
Game Launcher → Game Engine: runs gameplay mainGame.cpp
Game Engine → Player: updates and renders Funcs.cpp
Game Engine → Coins and Power-ups: spawns and updates Funcs.cpp
Game Engine → Bombs: spawns and updates Funcs.cpp
Game Engine → Game Over: handles game over Funcs.cpp
Options Menu → Game Launcher: sets volume mainGame.cpp
Main Menu → Options Menu: reads mute state main-menu.cpp
Game Engine → Options Menu: reads audio levels Funcs.cpp
Game Launcher → SFML Framework: uses window and audio mainGame.cpp
Main Menu → SFML Framework: uses graphics and audio main-menu.cpp
Options Menu → SFML Framework: uses graphics and audio options-menu.cpp
Game Engine → SFML Framework: uses graphics and audio Funcs.cpp

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