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--- en:examples:orx_scroll:scrollobjects_and_custom_classes [2023/06/21 11:52 (2 years ago)] – created sausage
+++ en:examples:orx_scroll:scrollobjects_and_custom_classes [2025/09/30 17:26 (12 days ago)] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ScrollObjects are Class Templates. They provide many functions such as ''OnCreate'', ''Update'', ''OnCollide'' etc.
-If we had a scroll object class file, say: Spaceship.cpp, it has been included and properly bound, We can create an instance of our object with:
+If we had a scroll object class file, say: Spaceship.cpp, and it had been included and properly bound, We could create an instance of our object with:
   ScrollObject *ship = CreateObject("Spaceship");
-This much is all pretty standard. But when you extend the Spaceship class to support extra methods, using ScrollObject as a class type will not give access to new methods.
+This much is all pretty standard. But when you extend the Spaceship class to support extra methods, using ScrollObject as a class type will not give access to the new methods.
-In order to create an instance of Spaceship, which gives access to all your new methods, you need to use something like:
+In order to create an instance of Spaceship, which gives access to all your new methods, you need to use:
   Spaceship *ship = CreateObject<Spaceship>("Spaceship");

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