It is the by-product of operator overriding mostly. If you do x = 5 in the body of contructor, you might think it just sets it to 5, but operator could be something else. This way you are explicitly calling constructors with params you want, even if it is more unreadable.
December 13, 2024 at 11:12 AM
It is the by-product of operator overriding mostly. If you do x = 5 in the body of contructor, you might think it just sets it to 5, but operator could be something else. This way you are explicitly calling constructors with params you want, even if it is more unreadable.
How so? Personally I found transition in Godot from 2D to 3D to be pretty seamless, most things are structured as you expect (via nodes and resources) the only real difference is accounting for 3rd spacial dimension, which isn't engine specific
November 10, 2024 at 12:34 PM
How so? Personally I found transition in Godot from 2D to 3D to be pretty seamless, most things are structured as you expect (via nodes and resources) the only real difference is accounting for 3rd spacial dimension, which isn't engine specific