Problems with creating objects on a console map

[Fonon]

I'm having problems with creating objects on a map.
Everytime i create a object it isn't recognized as a object but only as a space in debugger, i assume it is the SetConsoleCursorPosition in ObjectAdd that makes this problem. I have searched for something that replaces individual chars in a console but i haven't found any.

Please give me a hint.

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <Windows.h>

using namespace std;


enum Color  // 1byte/8 bits of info, 128 = bgIntensity, 64 = bgRed, 32 = bgGreen, 16 = bgBlue, 8 = frIntensity, 4 = frRed, 2 = frGreen, 1 = frBlue, 0 = none
{
	NONE = 0,
	BLUE = 1,
	GREEN = 2,
	TEAL = 3,
	RED = 4,
	lightTEAL = 11,
	lightBLUE = 9,
	lightGREEN = 10,
	lightRED = 12
}; 

void MoveCursor(int y, int x)
{
	HANDLE handle = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE); //Points to what console window that is currently beeing used

	COORD coord; //??
	coord.X = x;
	coord.Y = y;
	SetConsoleCursorPosition(handle, coord); //??

}

void ObjectAdd(int y, int x)
{
	HANDLE handle = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE); //Points to what console window that is currently beeing used

	COORD coord; //??
	coord.X = x;
	coord.Y = y;
	SetConsoleCursorPosition(handle, coord); //??

}
void SetColor(Color forecolor, Color backcolor) //pass color enums
{
	HANDLE handle = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);
	SetConsoleTextAttribute(handle, (WORD)forecolor + ((WORD)backcolor << 4)); //Shift the 4 backcolor bits to left
}  

class Map //group togeather relevant variables/functions, private by default
{
public:
	Map(int width, int height) //Construct
	{
		mapWidth = width;
		mapHeight = height;

		map = new char*[height];
		int heightCreated = 0;
		int widthCreated = 0;
		char toWrite;

		while (heightCreated < height)
		{
			map[heightCreated] = new char[width];
			widthCreated = 0;
			while (widthCreated < width)
			{
				if (heightCreated == 0 || heightCreated == mapHeight - 1)
				{
					toWrite = 'X';
				}
				else if (widthCreated == 0 || widthCreated == mapWidth - 1)
				{
					toWrite = 'X';
				}
				else
				{
					toWrite = ' ';
				}
				map[heightCreated][widthCreated] = toWrite;
				widthCreated = widthCreated + 1;
			}
			heightCreated = heightCreated + 1;
		}

	}

private:
	int mapWidth;
	int mapHeight;
	char **map;

public:
	void Draw(int yPos, int xPos)
	{
		MoveCursor(0, 0);
		SetColor(Color::lightBLUE, Color::BLUE); //Use :: for clarification. Called Scope when using ::
		int mapHeigthPrinted = 0;
		int mapWidthPrinted = 0;
			while (mapHeigthPrinted < mapHeight)
			{
				mapWidthPrinted = 0;
				while (mapWidthPrinted < mapWidth)
				{
					cout << map[mapHeigthPrinted][mapWidthPrinted];
					mapWidthPrinted = mapWidthPrinted + 1;
				}
				cout << endl;
				mapHeigthPrinted++;
			}
		SetColor(Color::lightGREEN, Color::NONE); //Use :: for clarification. Called Scope when using ::
		cout << "Coordinates " << endl << "X: " << xPos << " " << endl << "Y: " << yPos << " " << endl;
	}

	
	void DrawObject(int y, int x, char object) //gets object at y,x coord and what type of object it is.
	{
		SetColor(Color::RED, Color::RED);
		ObjectAdd(y, x); //Send coords to console
		cout << object; //Display object (not interactive??)
	}
	
	char GetObjectAt(int y, int x)
	{
		if (y >= 0 && y < mapHeight && x >= 0 && x < mapWidth)
		{
			return map[y][x]; //Computer reads Y-axis first, X-Axis after
		}
                return 'X';
	}
};

class PlayerChar //Private from start, struct is used to clump variables togeather without worrying about changes
{
private:

public:
	char symbol = 1;
	int POSx = 1;
	int POSy = 1;

	void Draw()
	{
		SetColor(Color::lightTEAL, Color::BLUE); //Use :: for clarification. Called Scope when using ::
		MoveCursor(POSy, POSx);
		cout << symbol;
	}

	void TryMoveTo(int y, int x, char ObjectAt)
	{
		
		switch (ObjectAt)
		{

		case 'X':
			break;

		case ' ':
			POSy = y;
			POSx = x;
			break;

		case 'T':
			POSy = y + 5;
			POSx = x + 5;
			break;

		default:
			break;
		}

		/*if (ObjectAt != 'X') // Collision agains X   Use Switch instead of better management instead of hundreds of if statements.
		{
			POSy = y;
			POSx = x;
		}

		*/
	}

};

int main()
{
	#pragma region Size_of_Map
	int width;
	int height;
	//menu();
	cout << "How big map do you want? (full screen is Width: 79, Height 21)" << endl
		<< "Width (Max 79 or it will default to 10): ";
	cin >> width;
	cout << "Height (Max 21 or it will default to 10): ";
	cin >> height;
	if (width > 79 || width < 0)
	{
		width = 79;
	}
	else if (height > 21 || height < 0)
	{
		height = 21;
	}
	else
	{
		cout << "Critical error. Shutting down";
	}
	system("CLS");
	#pragma endregion Size_of_Map

	Map world(width, height);
	PlayerChar hero;
	

	world.Draw(hero.POSy, hero.POSx);
	world.DrawObject(5, 5, 'T');
	hero.Draw();


	int toPosX = 0;
	int toPosY = 0;

	bool wantstomove = false;
	bool play = true;
	while (play)
	{
		char movement = _getch();
		wantstomove = false;
		switch (movement)
		{
			case 'a': //left
				{
				toPosX = hero.POSx - 1;
				toPosY = hero.POSy;
				wantstomove = true;
			break;
				}
			case 'w': //up
				{
				toPosY = hero.POSy - 1;
				toPosX = hero.POSx;
				wantstomove = true;
			break;
				}
			case 'd': //right
				{
				toPosX = hero.POSx + 1;
				toPosY = hero.POSy;
				wantstomove = true;
				break;
				}
			case 's': //down
				{
				toPosY = hero.POSy + 1;
				toPosX = hero.POSx;
				wantstomove = true;
			break;
				}
			case 'q': //quit
				{
				play = false;
				break;
				}
			case 'r': //reset
				{
				hero.POSx = 1;
				hero.POSy = 1;
				break;
				}
			default: //Do nothing if anything not binded is not binded.
				{
				break;
				}
		}
		
		if (wantstomove == true)
		{
			char ObjectAt = world.GetObjectAt(toPosY, toPosX); //Call Map class with world., use function GetObjectAt(Y-coord, X-Coord)
			hero.TryMoveTo(toPosY, toPosX, ObjectAt); //Call PlayerChar class with hero., use function TryMoveTo(Y-coord, X-Coord, Send what object is where we are going to move
		}

		world.Draw(hero.POSy, hero.POSx); //don't pass any arguments in normal use. pass hero.POSx, hero.POSy for coords.
		world.DrawObject(5, 5, 'T');
		hero.Draw();
	
		
	}
	return 0;
}