blitz is not a OOP language. the closest thing you have to a class is a Type. i usually have one type per file and organize it as though it where a class and load up each file as an include, then each instance is refered to by a blitz array. if you need to use blitz3d with classes there is the Blitz3d SDK but i havent checked the forums in a while to know how anyone likes it.
OOP in Blitz3d-Nice Lingo
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