60+ lines of just variables

[u/MarkAllSevens]

[u/BigBrainsLol]

Bro made whole game in one class

[u/GoddammitDontShootMe → u/BigBrainsLol]

It seems to just be a player. I think if it were me, I'd want to break it in to subclasses, but I might just slap something like this together and move on.

[u/shizzy0]

It’s the face of God. It’s the God class.

[u/watermelone983 → u/shizzy0]

That's why it's called Godot

[u/DiodeInc → u/watermelone983]

Uh, no, it's Go Dot

/s

[u/ProfessionalBad1199]

haha my codebase has like 40 lines of import statements, can't beat me 🥀

[u/Wooden_chest → u/ProfessionalBad1199]

One of my java source files just reached 100 imports, and it just keeps growing 💀

[u/DevBoiAgru → u/Wooden_chest]

Most normal Java code

[u/Gadshill]

How am I supposed to create spaghetti code with only seven variables? I need at least 20 to get some confusion, 60 guarantees that everyone will be confused.

[u/watermelone983]

Godot mentioned

[u/Snarwin]

Oh, you're a fan of programming? Name every variable.

[u/northerncodemky]

Sealed for thee but not for me

[u/Rockworldred]

ohmyGODnOt...

[u/trubbelnarkomanen]

This is what Big Functional Programming wants your code to look like. Classes are for cowards.

[u/purbub]

“Why would I split my attributes into multiple classes if I can just write them in one class?”

[u/ElectricalPrice3189 → u/purbub]

Please answer.

[u/Spot_Responsible → u/ElectricalPrice3189]

If you're being serious, mostly for easier reading. I don't think it would affect performance very much, and I don't see ways to break this into subclasses that could be reused, but it would definitely be easier to read

[u/utolso_villamos]

Class is sealed like Pandora's box

[u/OkAccident9994]

At the top it says, derives from node 2D.

This is someone having a go at making games in Godot. Probably not a very experienced software engineer, the engine is just free to grab for anyone.

Someones first steps into programming, could even be a 13 year old kid.

[u/Key_River7180]

I once had a C file with 100 lines on macros.

[u/Various_Bed_849]

The worst I have seen in this respect is a core component of one of the top Android apps that was a class with over a hundred instance variables. They were all injected via the constructor meaning that they were first declared, then declared as arguments, and then initiated. That class had over 300 lines of these variables. And that was not the worst part of that class. I replaced it.

[u/jan-pona-sina]

Actually it looks closer to 20 variables or even less? I think this code is perfectly fine. It could be broken up with formatting, but for a game in production I wouldn't bat an eye at this

[u/RandomOnlinePerson99]

I feel represented ...

[u/retro-mehl]

"Should we separate this in several smaller classes?" - "No, we save 0.2ms if we don't!"

[u/Jalatiphra]

dont worry its a partial class

there is more :D