I'm not really sure what you mean, but something like: ```c++ class Animation { public: void pla

I'm not really sure what you mean, but something like:

c++
class Animation {
public:
    void play();
    // other animation-related methods and properties
};

class Character {
private:
    Animation animation; // animation object for the character
public:
    Character();
    // other character-related methods and properties
};

class Obstacle {
private:
    Animation animation; // animation object for the obstacle
public:
    Obstacle();
    // other obstacle-related methods and properties
};

c++
class Animation {
public:
    void play();
    // other animation-related methods and properties
};

class Character {
private:
    Animation animation; // animation object for the character
public:
    Character();
    // other character-related methods and properties
};

class Obstacle {
private:
    Animation animation; // animation object for the obstacle
public:
    Obstacle();
    // other obstacle-related methods and properties
};

Now whenever you need to animate a Character or an Obstacle, you can simply call the play() method. E.g.

c++
Character.animation.play()

c++
Character.animation.play()

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Dumb BirdOP•12mo ago

I'm not too sure what you're asking, if this isn't what you want let me know and I can try to help you

Enceladus•12mo ago

Hmm yeah that’s the idea, however when I want to put the parameters of the animation variable it doesn’t work And I saw you could use the Anim object as a pointer but I don’t know if it’s useful in my case

Dumb BirdOP•12mo ago

Huh? If you want to put parameters into the animation object you'd need to make a class constructor

c++
class Animation {
private:
    // animation parameters
    float animationSpeed;
    bool loop;
public:
    // constructor with parameters
    Animation(float speed, bool loopAnimation) : animationSpeed(speed), loop(loopAnimation) {}

    void animate();
    // other animation-related methods and properties
};

class Character {
private:
    Animation animation;
public:
    // constructor with parameters
    Character(float animSpeed, bool loopAnim) : animation(animSpeed, loopAnim) {}

    // other character-related methods and properties
};

class Obstacle {
private:
    Animation animation;
public:
    // constructor with parameters
    Obstacle(float animSpeed, bool loopAnim) : animation(animSpeed, loopAnim) {}

    // other obstacle-related methods and properties
};

c++
class Animation {
private:
    // animation parameters
    float animationSpeed;
    bool loop;
public:
    // constructor with parameters
    Animation(float speed, bool loopAnimation) : animationSpeed(speed), loop(loopAnimation) {}

    void animate();
    // other animation-related methods and properties
};

class Character {
private:
    Animation animation;
public:
    // constructor with parameters
    Character(float animSpeed, bool loopAnim) : animation(animSpeed, loopAnim) {}

    // other character-related methods and properties
};

class Obstacle {
private:
    Animation animation;
public:
    // constructor with parameters
    Obstacle(float animSpeed, bool loopAnim) : animation(animSpeed, loopAnim) {}

    // other obstacle-related methods and properties
};

Enceladus•12mo ago

Wait I’m gonna show you what I mean here's a part of Animation (also every objects i'm talking about are isolated in separated files)

Enceladus•12mo ago

Enceladus•12mo ago

and in the Character, I have this

Enceladus•12mo ago

so I made an Animation variable: m_anim

Enceladus•12mo ago

however I can't put the parameters in the anim

Enceladus•12mo ago

hmm wait the error is gone? does it mean that it works? @earth's bird because I got an errordoing that previously but I think it's vscode going crazy, it's sometimes happening...

Dumb BirdOP•12mo ago

Well nothing I see is really wrong in your code But show me the error when compiling

Enceladus•12mo ago

I didn't compiled yet, it was trusting the vscode error which now disapeared lmao

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I'm not really sure what you mean, but something like: ```c++ class Animation { public: void pla

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