Lets try again..

I''m not sure if it''s that thing that you want but here''s :

typedef struct
{

float x, y, z;

} OBJECT;

OBJECT Object;

Now, you can use :

Object.x = ...
Object.y = ...

etc ...

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I know that part... but how would i get it to work?

glLoadIdentity();
glTranslate(Object.x,Object.y,Object.z);
DrawObject();

For moving, give the object a speed and a vector to hold it's destination . Then just apply the speed to it's position each frame until it reaches the destination.

struct Vector
{
float x,y,z;
};

class Object
{
public:
void Place(Vector meh){ pos = meh };
void SetDes(Vector meh){ des = meh };
void Update(){ //if pos != des, move pos towards des };
void Draw();
private:
Vector pos;
Vector des;
float speed;
};

That's one way of setting things up at least.

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[edited by - LockePick on July 26, 2002 1:34:25 PM]

I'd guess thats a nice way to do it.
Thank you.


However it would still be damn nice to be able to move it like you move 2D object.

car.x = 50;
car.y = 100;

Oh well,
Thank you


EDIT: I figured how to do this :D

[edited by - ZitherMan on July 26, 2002 9:50:15 PM]