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 > Create 2 new instances of cubes and call the _Draw_ function for each of them. I will call mine cube2 and cube3 (so that I have 3 instances of the Cube class in my scene). Check the example below when you have done this.
 
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 Running the project shows us the same scene... But we have 3 cubes now and should see 3 cubes. Why is this the case?
 
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 We have already included the right library code (_#include <glm/glm.hpp>_) so we can go straight to adding a variable to the Cube class. Do this now and give it a sensible name. (Check my example below when you are happy.)
 
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 We need a way to give _position_ a value because at the moment it will be a default (0, 0, 0) value and is also not used anywhere.
 
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 > Create a new constructor that takes in a _vec3_ value and then assigns that value to the _position_ variable. When you are happy, make sure your code does the same as the example below.
 
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 The final code change to the Cube class we will do is in the _Draw_ function. (If you ran the project now, there would still be no change). We will change the _glTranslatef_ line so it uses the value of the _position_ variable instead of the current "hard coded" value of _0, 0, 0_. 
 
 > Change the _glTranslatef_ line so it uses the position variable. Check this against the example below.
 
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 Now we just need to use the new constructor for the instances we create in the _main/Source.cpp_.