When you make all of these small features as separate APIs it's just a hassle to use them. You could literally compile them all into a "view.lua" or something
When you make all of these small features as separate APIs it's just a hassle to use them. You could literally compile them all into a "view.lua" or something
But then you'd have to enable or disable everything you do or don't want. Plus it takes up slightly more space if you have to bundle unused features with a level if you submit it to a contest or something.
When you make all of these small features as separate APIs it's just a hassle to use them. You could literally compile them all into a "view.lua" or something
But then you'd have to enable or disable everything you do or don't want. Plus it takes up slightly more space if you have to bundle unused features with a level if you submit it to a contest or something.
Enabling and disabling elements of a tweak is pretty trivial, and code files are not large. Even APIs that are several thousand lines are only a few kB.