Not yet but I'll be going through the tutorials soon, I'll post if I run into any snags!

Alright I've got one for you, I'm new to OOP so bear with me:

I'm trying to make several instances of a class and store each in a seperate array index for later reference to update & draw them.

Eg:

For Local i:= 0 To 10

Field ParticleIns:Particle[i] = New Particle

Next

This concept of storing a whole object in a variable is new to me, I'm used to Game Maker's way of simply having an object ID, and instance number to reference objects.
Chances are I misunderstand this instancing thing, and there's probally a better way to keep track of your objects - I'd love to hear some suggestions!

Thanks

Hi Soup,

I generally like to store things in a list. For instance, in your main class you could declare

Field ParticleList:List<Particle> = new List<Particle>

You can add to the list like so:

ParticleList.AddLast(new Particle())

Finally, if your particle class has an update method, you can update the list like so:

for local p:Particle = eachin ParticleList

p.Update()

next

I haven't tested checked the code I just wrote but it should be fine.

Awesome solved it, thanks.  There's a few things going on there I don't fully understand, but I'll work on it..