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Yellow 09/09/18 5:16:34 AM #5:	green dragon posted... Beep boop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEzOE7mW5eI" data-time=" @Sahuagin Those are a lot of quick comments. I think I agree with you, and will not use a hierarchy tree. I'm not sorry I made this though, since the whole goal of my project is to make something that makes sense above just working correctly. Every mistake I catch I don't have to dig out and break everything undoing. I think the way these objects are accessed, it's not important that they can be accessed all at once in a streamlined way. I'll just make my abstract classes not abstract and use them directly in my current child classes. An interface seems like a way to get rid of that extra layer. I'll look into that. <cite>Yellow posted [p:908392859] in Another pr... [t:76979677]...</cite> <quote><cite>green dragon posted...</cite> <quote>Beep boop</quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEzOE7mW5eI" data-time=" @Sahuagin Those are a lot of quick comments. I think I agree with you, and will not use a hierarchy tree. I'm not sorry I made this though, since the whole goal of my project is to make something that makes sense above just working correctly. Every mistake I catch I don't have to dig out and break everything undoing. I think the way these objects are accessed, it's not important that they can be accessed all at once in a streamlined way. I'll just make my abstract classes not abstract and use them directly in my current child classes. An interface seems like a way to get rid of that extra layer. I'll look into that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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