Your recipes are a local string!? Are you storing duplicate recipes for apple pie in your Apple class and your sugar, flour, butter, salt, water, cinnamon, and lemon classes?
This is everything I haven’t seen before. If I am running a table top game like D&D my monsters are literally a list of traits and regurgitated descriptions with no visual details in my own mind. This works out pretty well somehow.
But actually it feels more something like:
class Apple { public: string color; string shape; string taste; string recipes[]; };I know what an apple is, I know stuff about it and what properties it has, but it produces no picture (nor code btw…) in my head.
Same here. I know what things should look like and everything but theres no actual picture there, just an abstract concept.
Your recipes are a local string!? Are you storing duplicate recipes for apple pie in your Apple class and your sugar, flour, butter, salt, water, cinnamon, and lemon classes?
This is everything I haven’t seen before. If I am running a table top game like D&D my monsters are literally a list of traits and regurgitated descriptions with no visual details in my own mind. This works out pretty well somehow.
5 here. I explain it to people as a relational database.
We appear to be many. Perhaps some of us should revive the !aphantasia@lemmy.world community at some point?