   [ SDL ] SetColorKey causes Error
  Hello everybody and sorry that I have just another problem today...After adding the loading tiles from mapfiles functionality, I added collision checking ( which I got to work ) and then I added the possibility to declare a tile "transparent"...I added a new bool transparent parameter to my struct tile and initialize it with true or false according to the sprite.Then when I draw it I use the following code:for ( int x = 0; x < TILES_X; x++ ){for ( int y = 0; y < TILES_Y; y++ ){if ( tile[x][y].transparent == true )SDL_SetColorKey ( globals.tile[x][y], SDL_SRCCOLORKEY, SDL_MapRGB ( globals.tile[x][y]->format, 0, 0, 0 ) );elseSDL_SetColorKey ( globals.tile[x][y], 0, SDL_MapRGB ( globals.tile[x][y]->format, 0, 0, 0 ) );DrawIMG ( globals.tile[x][y], TILE_WIDTH * x, TILE_HEIGHT * y );}}What I am doing ( or trying to do ) is to go through all my tiles, check if they should be drawn transparent, set the transparent color accordingly and then draw the sucker. That should be really easy, but it isn't.Now to the stuff that does not work: Whenever I even call the "SDL_SetColorKey" function, the "Fatal signal: Segmentation Fault (SDL Parachute Deployed)" error comes up and the game shuts down... Even if I initialize all my sprites with "transparent = false".I know that my tiles are working and that the transparency of my animated sprites are working just fine as well...Can anyone tell if there's something wrong in that script? Is there any little "catch" to SDL_SetColorKey that I don't know yet?   
  A "Fatal signal: Segmentation Fault (SDL Parachute Deployed)" usually means something wrong with memory access. So first thing you must check to make sure that tile is defined as tile[TILES_X][TILES_Y]; as in it has TILES_X rows and TILES_Y cols. Next, if the sprite does not have a transparent color, you do not need to call a function that sets the transparent color. Remove the:else   SDL_SetColorKey ( globals.tile[x][y], 0, SDL_MapRGB ( globals.tile[x][y]->format, 0, 0, 0 ) );code because it is not needed. That will probabally cause an error because of the flags you are passing in. Here's the reference for SDL_SetColorKey. Good luck!   ;  Wow, Drew you've been helping me out a lot already, thanks for that.My tiles are defined correctly, but removing the else statement made it work fine.  I thought you need to run it in order to disable transparency, but I didn't think that I would access a new tile in every run anyways...Thanks again!   