kirennia
Part of the furniture
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Am bored of coding for a minute, can't think of any other thread to start...
Have been making a game/set of games for a second year, 10 module credit project at uni, finally got 6/10 of them done which is already way way overboard; then I looked at my line count and it kinda dawned on me. Just passed 7000 lines of code for this small module and have had a bit of a slap forehead moment thinking how much too big this scope for a project is. So I had a look at the word count.....22500 in frigging code. 2 1/4 dissertations for something worth the equivalent of just 10% of a dissertation, lol.
On the plus side, I now have my first game which I can call my own and should hopefully get a good grade for this so guess it was worth it, even if it is stupidly oversized.
So then...anyonelse ever gone overboard with a project they enjoy? It's made me realise the importance of picking subject areas which really interest you rather then the easy ones as some people seem to have done.....
Have been making a game/set of games for a second year, 10 module credit project at uni, finally got 6/10 of them done which is already way way overboard; then I looked at my line count and it kinda dawned on me. Just passed 7000 lines of code for this small module and have had a bit of a slap forehead moment thinking how much too big this scope for a project is. So I had a look at the word count.....22500 in frigging code. 2 1/4 dissertations for something worth the equivalent of just 10% of a dissertation, lol.
On the plus side, I now have my first game which I can call my own and should hopefully get a good grade for this so guess it was worth it, even if it is stupidly oversized.
So then...anyonelse ever gone overboard with a project they enjoy? It's made me realise the importance of picking subject areas which really interest you rather then the easy ones as some people seem to have done.....