@Melkon I get you now. I guess the syntax just slipped my mind.

@Pink Horror Using GetX/GetY gives me the same result.

@Nypyren I figured it was some weird memory thing, because it gives me the same value regardless of what the value actually is.

I guess I forgot to mention, the "other" object is a Block object, which is practically identical to the Player object, except it has a different sprite and a velocity of 0. The problem is that it IS initialized, the COORD variable DOES have actual values, and if I output the coordinates from the Block object, it gives me the correct result. The only time it gives me issues is when I pass the Position (20, 10) to somewhere outside the Block object.

Block::Block(short x, short y) :
    ID (eIDBlock)
{
    Position.X = x;
    Position.Y = y;
    Dimensions.X = 16;
    Dimensions.Y = 16;
    Velocity.X = 1;
    Velocity.Y = 0;
    Velocity.Z = 0;
}

Player::Player(short x, short y):
    ID (eIDPlayer)
{
    Position.X = x;
    Position.Y = y;
    Dimensions.X = 16;
    Dimensions.Y = 16;
    Dimensions.Z = 0;
}

Check IN the getter if they have a valid value before the return, or not.

I would put a data breakpoint on the COORD (well, the associated one in heap memory, not the temporary/stack variables) that reports bad values to find out exactly when it's being changed. It's possible you're stomping over memory in some completely unrelated code.

Agreed with phil_t - if you have an extra Position accidentally defined in your derived classes, really "fun" things can happen.

@Melkon/Nypyren Yeah, I tried that.

@phil_t Okay, so I looked it over, and it turns out that I did redeclare Position, Velocity, and Dimensions in my derived objects. I took them out and now it works perfectly.

@boogyman So what exactly would I put for a virtual destructor? For anything, really? They don't have any assets I necessarily need to delete, I think.

Once again, thank you all for your help.

@boogyman So what exactly would I put for a virtual destructor? For anything, really? They don't have any assets I necessarily need to delete, I think.

virtual ~Entity() { }