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 Our platform game is going to need a hero. Let's replace the default object in our game with a hero object. Our platform game is going to need a hero. Let's replace the default object in our game with a hero object.
  
-We will need a graphic image for the hero. One is available in the data\object assets folder called soldier.png:+We will need a graphic image for the hero. There's one available over in the Orx project in object assets folder: ''orx/tutorial/data/object''. Look for ''soldier.png'':
  
 {{ :guides:beginners:soldier.png?nolink&64 |}} {{ :guides:beginners:soldier.png?nolink&64 |}}
  
-First we need to create a graphic config that knows about the soldier.png image:+Copy this file into your ''MyGame/data/texture'' folder. 
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 +Next, we need to create a graphic in the ''MyGame.ini'' config that knows about the soldier.png image:
  
 <code=ini> <code=ini>
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 [HeroObject] [HeroObject]
 Graphic  = HeroGraphic Graphic  = HeroGraphic
-Position = (50, 400, 0)+Position = (-350, 100, 0)
 Scale    = 2 Scale    = 2
 </code> </code>
  
-When a HeroObject is created in code, he will be placed at co-ordinates 50, 400 on the screen and scaled up 2x in size.+When a HeroObject is created in code, he will be placed at co-ordinates -350, 100 on the screen (from the center) and scaled up 2x in size.
  
-In code, replace the default object with ours:+In the Init() function, replace the ''orxObject_CreateFromConfig("Scene");'' with our:
  
 <code=cpp> <code=cpp>
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 {{:guides:beginners:beginners-20-object-position.png?nolink|}} {{:guides:beginners:beginners-20-object-position.png?nolink|}}
  
-So that's great! Now you might be wondering, how does HeroGraphic know how to get solder.png from the data\objects folder? The answer is in the [Resource] section:+So that's great! Now you might be wondering, how does ''HeroGraphic'' know how to get ''solder.png'' from the data/texture folder? The answer is in the ''[Resource]'' section:
  
 <code=ini> <code=ini>
 [Resource] [Resource]
-Texture = ../data/object+Texture = ../data/texture
 </code> </code>
  
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-Next: [[guides:beginners:spritesheets_and_animation|Part 7 – Spritesheets and Animation]].+Next: [[en:guides:beginners:spritesheets_and_animation|Part 7 – Spritesheets and Animation]].
  
-{{section>guides:beginners:toc&noheader&nofooter&noeditbutton}}+{{section>en:guides:beginners:toc&noheader&nofooter&noeditbutton}}
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