There are three common ways to organize this:

Write different functions. Keeping them in sync when changing is annoying.

Use if() statements on the inside of the functions, if the differences aren't particularly big. (Unreal does a lot of this.)

Use implementation inheritance or delegation, and take …

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SuperVGA said:

Vectors might be a more better, more forgiving fit if you want to add and remove enemies dynamically:

Unfortunately I haven't been able to find a tutorial as nice as the one provided by @kylotan .
Not on the go-to Cpp sites isocpp.org, cplusplus.com and en.cppreference.com, anyways.

The …

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In this stage of development, I wanted to prototype how the player would be able to move around in the game: Only using basic movements and actions that are available for all p…