Hi, I don't think it's currently possible but here is what I'd like to do.

Esentially to have a Game.ObjMemx<baseclass> for storing Gameobjects but then be able to store pointers to derived classes inside.

so...

class base

class derived1 : base

class derived2 : base

Then have

World.ObjCreate() be able to store a pointer to derived class in the Memx.
This way we can call virtual functions for the derived classes for a better object oriented approach.

Surely this would be helpful to others.. I don't think it's currently possible in th engine

Hello,

Game::ObjMemx cannot store pointers, it must store objects.
One Game::ObjMemx can store only 1 type of class.
Please use

class base
class derived1 : base
class derived2 : base

Game::ObjMemx<Derived1> Derived1s;
Game::ObjMemx<Derived2> Derived2s;

for performing multiple operations on both containers, you can use auto-casting:
example 1:
Game::ObjMemx<Base> &a=Derived1s;
Game::ObjMemx<Base> &b=Derived2s;

example 2:
void func(Game::ObjMemx<Base> &objs)
{
}
func(Derived1s);
func(Derived2s);

Thanks! It sounds like for what I want I should create a new obj_type for each class of unit but ill have to think about it