std::vector<MyEnemy> enemies;
When you are ready to create a new one, call:
enemies.push_back(MyEnemy(model, animation, position, rotation, scale, etc...);
When drawing or updating enemies, you iterate over the entire vector.
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#ActualServant of the Lord
Posted 16 December 2012 - 11:25 AM
Use a vector:
When you are ready to create a new one, call:
When drawing or updating enemies, you iterate over the entire vector.
When you are ready to create a new one, call:
When drawing or updating enemies, you iterate over the entire vector.
#1Servant of the Lord
Posted 16 December 2012 - 11:25 AM
Use a vector:
When you are ready to create a new one, call:
When drawing or updating enemies, you iterate over the entire vector.
std::vector<MyEnemy> enemies;
When you are ready to create a new one, call:
enemies,push_back(MyEnemy(model, animation, position, rotation, scale, etc...);
When drawing or updating enemies, you iterate over the entire vector.