Raycasting #53 | Interactive Things Behavior

In this episode of our Raycasting Engine Series, we make our game Things interactive by adding dynamic Thinker functionality using std::function. This allows for flexible and dynamic behavior in our game objects. Additionally, we refactor our codebase to improve organization and maintainability.

🔧 Key Features:

   Implement dynamic Thinker functionality using std::function for interactive game Things.
   Enable flexible and dynamic behaviors in game objects.
   Refactor the codebase for improved organization and maintainability.

🔗 GitHub Repository:
Stay updated with our project's latest developments and explore the new interactive functionalities on our GitHub repository: github.com/Yousaf-Wajih/raycaster

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