This article shows a possible way to implement multiple inheritance (MI) within the C# code. It is absolutely explicit by design and it lacks some of the classic MI problems such as inheritance ordering.

Background

There are multiple ways to avoid or overcome the need for MI in C#. But sometimes, particularly for smaller projects (games, etc.), it would be more feasible to use its advantages. This was the case with my RL game. So I hope I found the way which should be reasonable and without being disturbed by the obstacles which native C# code puts in the way of multiple inheritance.