No matter what programming language you use, the main goal is to break a large program into smaller parts known as functions. If the project is not broken down, then the program will be difficult to follow. At the simplest level, you can attach a GDScript to a node and divide that code into one or more functions. Some functions can run automatically when certain events occur, such as when the game starts. Other functions will only run when specifically called from other ...
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