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I’m actually leaning toward this. I might have a class that holds a large unordered_map with a string key, where the value is actually a function which calls a constructor loaded with the defining data (a function so that I can create the map in an object or function without creating ALL the objects every time).

Still, creating a huge unordered_map every time I just need one (or ten) items seems bulky. But there will be five maps, each with their own native items, so maybe I can break it up that way.

I’m also concerned about using magic strings to access values. I wonder if I should make another unordered_map just to hold string values (something like [“BASTARD_SWORD”] = “bastard_sword”) so that I never write the string, I just write… the string to access the string… maybe silly and bulky.

But where do you store the definition of an item? You hardcode each item type as a derived class?

I never considered CSV but that would be the simplest way to store basic definitions.

There will be complicated behavior. And a bit of hierarchical data (each item will belong to a specific map). Plus I want inheritance so they can perform different functions on different screens. But the basic data is fairly simple.

Is there a good CSV library you use to read the data into C++?

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

It’s subjective, so this is just a gross explosion of branding. Cheapest astroturfing ever.

Try asking her.

Fine, I’ll squat for legal reasons!

I prefer to either stand or sit.

Finding a job, or other means of staying housed

NNOOO000ooo…

Ok. I just read the wiki and it’s interesting. What’s a good resource for learning deeper about ECS?

Would you make a game with functional programming? Or anything with a GUI?

You write very well, and communicate coherently. I don’t get a “low intelligence” vibe from the structure of your post. Although the negative focus suggests an unhealthy fixation.

It sounds like you might have good emotional intelligence. I think you can find something you’re good at, develop that natural talent into a strong skill, and just give yourself to that.

Also remember that negative thinking creates bad outcomes. I know it’s not your fault, and your negative thinking comes from negative experiences, but you’re clearly demonstrating a kind of intelligence in how you communicate.

Short answer: yes, there’s hope for you. You’re so young. You have time to find what you’re good at and give yourself to that.

Yeah, it totally does mean something. But you shouldn’t let that knowledge keep you in a box. You really have to find out what you’re good at and give yourself to that.

Dark Grandpa

Grains of sand

He’s not trapped with them. They’re trapped with him.

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