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[BaneTrapper]

Hello.

Currently i get codes like this:

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void Buffs::Burn(HeroUnit& unit, Buff& objBuf, Battle& objBat)
{
    int amount = objBuf.amount - unit.battMA;
    if(amount < 1)
        amount = 1;

    //Check if damage kills unit
    if(unit.battHP - amount < 1)
    {
        //Kill unit
        unit.battHP = 0;
        unit.isAlive = false;
        unit.battRT = 0;
        objBat.ChatPushBackText(unit.name + " burned for " + std::to_string(amount) + " and died in process", sf::Color(255,150,150));
    }
    else
    {
        //Damage
        unit.battHP -= amount;
        objBat.ChatPushBackText(unit.name + " burned for " + std::to_string(amount), sf::Color(255,150,150));
    }
}
void Buffs::Burn(EnemyUnit& unit, Buff& objBuf, Battle& objBat)
{
    int amount = objBuf.amount - unit.battMA;
    if(amount < 1)
        amount = 1;

    //Check if damage kills unit
    if(unit.battHP - amount < 1)
    {
        //Kill unit
        unit.battHP = 0;
        unit.isAlive = false;
        unit.battRT = 0;
        objBat.ChatPushBackText(unit.name + " burned for " + std::to_string(amount) + " and died in process", sf::Color(255,150,150));
    }
    else
    {
        //Damage
        unit.battHP -= amount;
        objBat.ChatPushBackText(unit.name + " burned for " + std::to_string(amount), sf::Color(255,150,150));
    }
}

Exact code, but takes different unit parameter.

The different between units is sever, but they share same attributes used for/in battle.
I would use "inheritance" (structure units to inherit a "UnitBattleData" class).

But how to call a function when its parameters is "void Battle(UnitBattleData& good_unit, UnitBattleData& evil_unit);" and i have object of "HeroUnit good_unit" "EvilUnit evil_unit".

[SiCrane]

If both HeroUnit and EvilUnit inherit from UnitBattleData then you can just use Battle(good_unit, evil_unit).

[BaneTrapper]

If both HeroUnit and EvilUnit inherit from UnitBattleData then you can just use Battle(good_unit, evil_unit).

I have encountered problems with the way you provided even before i made the post. But after a bit of checking i found that i have/had an error, thanks.