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Creating a new class

by Daniel Buckmaster · in Torque Game Engine · 04/29/2007 (5:04 am) · 1 replies

I'm looking at creating a custom object type for my game, and I'm just wondering how much work it's going to be. These things will be heavily based off Items, but with a little extra functionality so that they can be mounted and have things mounted to them. I'm assuming that would be a job of figuring out how other objects handl mounting and then just inserting all that into a copy of the Item class - am I wrong?
(By the way, this is my first try at doing anything like this with source code.)
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Studying mechatronic engineering and computer science at the University of Sydney. Game development is probably my most time-consuming hobby!

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