It sounds to me like your problem is just organizing data and code. Perhaps what you are looking for is object-oriented programming? Perhaps you're looking for something like this to clean the code up:

renderer.render(player, camera);
renderer.render(enemy1, camera);
renderer.render(enemy2, camera);

Otherwise, I'm afraid that I don't understand what you're asking.

Gabriel is a male name.

If you think that's a hot chick, then so be it. I'm not going to question your tastes.

On-topic: Gabriel, there are quite a lot of tutorials on the net depending on the genre you're looking for. I remember finding once a tutorial for a 2D map style like the old JRPGs(think SNES), and it was specific to Allegro as well. These are quite helpful in opening up more room for thinking and creating new, different engines. In the end, it all comes down to your creativity in doing an engine that can be maintained, that is efficient, and flexible. And that it doesn't give you a headache when coding.

Looks like a male FF character to me.

What is a mess? The code? Or does the game not render correctly?

it's a bloke, I think:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephiroth_%28Final_Fantasy%29

Indeed, it's Sephiroth:

EDIT: Ninjad!

EDIT: Ok, so what does this tell us regarding gnolam and Arthur?

And I selected the Sephiroth string and right-clicked to "Search Google" then selected Images.

That we're not anime-damaged enough to view ladyboys as male?

Well...Its Sephiroth from Final Fantasy...I will change later:P;D
(*thinking* They program games and dont know final fantasy?::))
I will try to be more clear . . .
I am making a platform game...a megaman game..
the link for my game. . .
http://www.4shared.com/file/jfK0vjFo/MEGAMAN.html
A = shoot (hold to charge)
Z = jump
ESC = exit game

I have a good knowledge in c++ and allegro... This is some codes from my game...

Basiclly this is my code and I use in this manner for the other objects like enemies, etc...

My problems starts here when I start to put more objects in the game...
Because I have to check the position of the objects adding (enemy.x - Player.CameraX) . its become a mess . .
I know I need to learn more OOP so i am asking a light in this point . .
I want to know things like:

Its better to create on cPlayer a variable CameraX or create a object / class called cCamera?
If create a object Camera how to make the other objects like player to recognize it?? I tryed to create a pointer in the constructor of the player but doesnt work

Whats the better way to scroll??
Well, things like that ...Will help a lot me and begginers too..

Hmmm....
But I will pass the objects in parameters??

But how I define the Renderer class??

No need to change it.

<------ Ahem.

I would create a camera class. I would probably just name it Camera though. Assuming the 'c' stands for "class", it is a useless prefix that won't add anything useful to the game. If you need more than one camera type then use namespaces to organize them or give them more descriptive names.

As Dario ff pointed out, I would probably not let the player class know about the camera class. Let the camera be managed separately.

class cRenderer{
     
   void Render( /* what parameters here??? */);

Rather than passing pointers, you might as well pass references. You might do something like this:

If you're comfortable with inheritance and polymorphism then you could do as J-Gamer suggested and create an IDrawable interface and just make your Player class and Enemy class and other drawable classes implement that interface. That way you should be able to easily draw anything that supports the drawing logic implemented.

It's from the FFVII: Advent Children promotional materials. IIRC, I think that I used that very picture of Sephiroth as my A.cc avatar back when I joined in 2006... Prior to switching to Cloud for long forgotten reasons.

Here's a direct link to the original wallpaper from the official [English] site: http://na.square-enix.com/dvd/ff7ac/wallpapers/wp1-1.jpg