rpg | OpenGL cross platform topdown 2d magic action rpg game | Game Engine library

heres the video of the animation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhPdN3v8vg0

other pygame codes dont act like this, only this specific one, so i'm pretty sure its not hardware problem

I'm pretty new to coding, and I'm following this French tutorial that is basically making a RPG game used through console.

So I got a Character class in a .cpp file and .h, another .h .cpp couple of files for the weapons, and my main.

I got a function on my CPP file that's like this :

So I'm doing a rpg trait randomizer, where I have the traits in a array, and I can choose to random or add based on a select, but , whenever I click any of those buttons, the state on the select that should show the array, doesn't get update, only if I open the add trait select.

In short, the problem is the array after a add is not showed in the display.

I have two modules:

Main:

I have recently begun programming in Python and decided to start my journey by writing a text-based RPG. The issue that I have now stumbled upon is that I was trying to create an EXP-system to make the character's stats dependent on their level, but it doesn't seem to work the way I want it to. While I have achieved to change the character's level based on their EXP, it does not seem to affect the other instance's values (i.e. health, strenght etc.).

First, I defined the class "Player" which is a child class:

everyone! So i've been doing some game ideas in my free time and i'm currently creating rpg item system. Firstly, i've made base class Item. It implements Comparable and i set its natural ordering by in-game name.

I am very new to C++ and have decided to start with a basic text based RPG. I have been using this site as a reference; https://levelskip.com/classic/Make-a-Text-Based-Game#gid=ci026bcb5e50052568&pid=make-a-text-based-game-MTc0NDU2NjE2MjQ1MDc3MzUy

How can I create a simple terminal border that can easily be printed in?

Something like this is perfect

I am creating a short RPG game for my AP CSP project and for some reason when I call the method Element in line 310-313, it just ends the rest of the code in Main (which is all the remaining code in the program). The user is required to press x to continue the game but it skips all of that and auto-fills the user-inputs correctly. Put it short, once you select your element in the code, the program finishes the game by itself, which is not supposed to happen since the user needs to have its input to continue the dialogue.

Aforementioned, the intended output of this code is to complete the dialogue with the user input and user information only. Please help as this is due soon!