it’s really flexible and easy to use for beginners and smaller projects (see the Part to Terrain plugin by @mkargus). you can export it from a module and import it anywhere to access, modify and listen to the state
I’d recommend moving on to something like rodux once you get comfortable with the concept of state. it’s much more powerful than basicstate
You are absolutely right, thanks for providing this resource once again and have a nice day!
This is a great module, absolutely going to use it!
Curious as to if there would be any performance boost to using a LuaU Signal implementation like Stravant’s instead of BindableEvents, since I’ve found threading to be much faster in almost every case.
Also, I’m not entirely sure, but would replacing all the next iterators with Generalized Iteration do any good? I heard it uses its own mechanism that supersedes both pairs (which uses next) and ipairs.