I used Bosca Ceoil, it doesnt really have a time signature setting, it just asks how many fragments per block you want and i chose 28, and then every 7 frames first it drew a line. But later i realized it kinda made no sense, so i made a line every 4 fragments, so i guess thats like a quarter note in total and they fit 7 in there. Signatures are so confusing…
You are very welcome to pop in one of my streams and i’ll show you the code!
They really aren’t that bad. I would argue C# is one of the gentlest structured programming languages. GD script looks very simple and nice, and are a great opening language for beginners! C# is almost the same, just a few more brackets. They are only there to pack code together that belongs together. The writing is a bit different too, but I prefer it too, because it communicates better, what is going on.
For example all functions, which are also called methods, if they are part of a class (the kind you have when you create a new script) are written in capital letters. And simple variables are lower case. And then the variables that have a class type are also Capital, so you know they have their own methods!
Every variable has its own type, like String or Integer, and you have to assign it when creating a variable. Godot script doesnt do that, which some beginners find better, but if it’s set, you cannot accidentally get it mixed up while programming! You can always see what type a variable is in C#!
