Probem Tiling an image with QPixmap

[high_flyer]

Ok, leave it commented out, so that we can easily find the problem.
In the screenshot you posted, there are 4 pixmaps - you get all 4 even with only one for loop in your paintEvent()?

[LuckyBlade]

Thats what I talked about in the last post.If you look at the "collisionimages" you'll see that they're also on the wrong position.

EDIT:
Yeah I get 4 images if I leave it commented.The result is the same.

[high_flyer]

I am sorry, how your answer is answering my question?

[LuckyBlade]

Sorry.
The result is the same as shown above in the image I posted.

[high_flyer]

This means that there is more code influencing your vector tiles, since more is drawn then is filled in the code you posted so far.

[LuckyBlade]

Holy maccaroni!
I fixed it.

I changed

for(int i = 0;i != goal;i++) {
		sourceVector->append(new Tile(rect,i,originalImage.copy(rect)));
 
		if(rect.x() + 32 >= originalImage.width()) {
			rect.setY(rect.y() + 32);
			rect.setX(0);
		}else
			rect.setX(rect.x() + 32);
 
	}

for(int i = 0;i != goal;i++) {
		sourceVector->append(new Tile(rect,i,originalImage.copy(rect)));
	
		if(rect.x() + 32 >= originalImage.width()) {
			rect.setY(rect.y() + 32);
			rect.setX(0);
		}else
			rect.setX(rect.x() + 32);

	}

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to

for(int i = 0;i != goal;i++) {
		sourceVector->append(new Tile(rect,i,originalImage.copy(rect)));
 
		if(rect.x() + 32 >= originalImage.width()) {
			rect.moveTop(32 + rect.y());
			rect.moveLeft(0);
		}else
			rect.moveLeft(32 + rect.x());
 
	}

for(int i = 0;i != goal;i++) {
		sourceVector->append(new Tile(rect,i,originalImage.copy(rect)));
	
		if(rect.x() + 32 >= originalImage.width()) {
			rect.moveTop(32 + rect.y());
			rect.moveLeft(0);
		}else
			rect.moveLeft(32 + rect.x());

	}

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Everything works fine!

[high_flyer]

If you had used my code from post 4 you'd had that solved since I was using setTopLeft().

[LuckyBlade]

Yeah you're right. I just didn't thought that setX() or setY() would cause the problem.
Well...Now I know better