i wanted to program clean and oriented, like i did in C#, now i encountered some problems, but i managed to fix them

 

 

 

 

very, very clean onloop()

 

yes the paint is garbage, but i did it so i had something at least, of course i will spend time making a decent one :P

 

Edited March 9, 20169 yr by The Hero of Time

Nice nice :P 

Although I would recommend using bait and net instead of the fish types. Botters usually don't know what is what from my experience. :P

l0l leipe rsn

looks nice man

Also; locations should be a sub-folder of src ;)

gekke rsn vismannetje

 

Also; locations should be a sub-folder of src

i tried that but it automaticly created one outside, i guess i chose the wrong folder :p

 

so like dis?

nice

Nice nice  

Although I would recommend using bait and net instead of the fish types. Botters usually don't know what is what from my experience.

you know what you want to fish lol? bait can be used for multiple fish. selecting what you want to fish is only logical, for example i want to fish sharks, not i want to fish with an harpoon, because that can also fish tuna & swords

did you really need four classes for that? lol

gj though

i tried that but it automaticly created one outside, i guess i chose the wrong folder

 

so like dis?

Yh like dat

 

you know what you want to fish lol? bait can be used for multiple fish. selecting what you want to fish is only logical, for example i want to fish sharks, not i want to fish with an harpoon, because that can also fish tuna & swords

Honestly I've had it asked so many times on my fisher, I'm on your side here :P

did you really need four classes for that? lol

gj though

One for startup(disabling aid, checking equipment, etc)

One for the GUI

One main class

and one for the variables

 

i like to work object oriented

Looks nice. It's great to see people getting into scripting . I don't mean to be insulting or anything but thought you might appreciate some feedback but don't take what I say as truth, I'm only a second year computer science student with a lot to learn . Personally, I don't see the point in separating the variables from the script class unless you plan on using the instances as individual tasks along with a task scheduler or saving them locally to be loaded as profiles. I also don't see much point in the start-up being in a separate file unless the start-up is very complicated. Finally all classes should start with a capital letter and functions should be in camel case.

Edited March 9, 20169 yr by Diclonius

You're supposed to package your project in a source folder, not default package them into separate folders.

I forgive you because you're used to it from .NET

Edited March 9, 20169 yr by lisabe96

You're supposed to package your project in a source folder, not default package them into separate folders.

I forgive you because you're used to it from .NET

Looks nice. It's great to see people getting into scripting . I don't mean to be insulting or anything but thought you might appreciate some feedback but don't take what I say as truth, I'm only a second year computer science student with a lot to learn . Personally, I don't see the point in separating the variables from the script class unless you plan on using the instances as individual tasks along with a task scheduler or saving them locally to be loaded as profiles. I also don't see much point in the start-up being in a separate file unless the start-up is very complicated. Finally all classes should start with a capital letter and functions should be in camel case.

there is no real "point" in seperating classes other than making it more readable / object oriented

 

if you want you can have just one class with 15k lines and it will work, if thats what you want is another question though

there is no real "point" in seperating classes other than making it more readable / object oriented

 

if you want you can have just one class with 15k lines and it will work, if thats what you want is another question though

You can overcomplicate things by splitting code up unnecessarily. It's purely opinion where you draw the line though. Objects are meant to represent actual parts of the program or "things" rather than just being used to separate one of another object's methods into a different file.

Edited March 10, 20169 yr by Diclonius