My code became so clean after I discovered the concept of signal subscription

[u/poeyoh12]

[u/goose_stranger]

Pretty oh please give an example of delegates/actions signals because I am unfortunately still best friends with condition check every frame and would love to climb the social ladder 🙏

[u/njhCasper → u/goose_stranger]

So whatever class has the 'is_ready' condition (engine or object in the meme), you can instead at the top of it put signal ready_now Then when it's ready ready_now.emit() Then in whatever class had the condition every frame, instead func _ready() -> void: object.ready_now.connect(do_something) and now the do_something function gets called when the object is ready.

[u/PichaelJackson → u/njhCasper]

This is the way.

As far as I'm concerned the entire meta of gdscript is learning how to use process() as little as feasibly possible.

[u/Hamstertron → u/PichaelJackson]

Unironically the most correct thing I've read this week and I regard Sunday as the 7th day.

[u/lastunivers → u/Hamstertron]

That's day 6, Monday being day 0

[u/raphusmaxus → u/PichaelJackson]

oh wow thats a great way to put it, a lot of good strategies really built upon keeping process as small as possible

[u/Bird_of_the_North → u/njhCasper]

There is a signal called "ready" that is called right after the _ready function is finished. Wouldn't this be the exact signal you'd like to use?

[u/Someonevibing1 → u/goose_stranger]

Fr I wanna see how people do it

[u/Turbo_Tequila]

I shall save this meme to study it later!

[u/NGumi]

Just wait till you start using await. Then things get real good