I Tried the Auto-Unlock Feature and IT WAS A DISASTER

[@glennarens81]

Hey great video! What I find sometimes easier with inverted bool for example at 4:00 is to write the positive way and then wrap the whole thing with a not () so it would be not( plant unlocked or pumpkins unlocked)

[@KedrigernGaming]

You are right! That's a cool tip! Tiny note though, and I might be wrong here (again), but I think here the positive case is (planting unlocked AND pumpkins unlocked). But the idea remains the same. Thanks again :)

[@glennarens81]

@KedrigernGaming no problem! Do you have a discord? I'm a programmer by trade so wouldn't mind helping you out or review some code if you want to get a second pair of eyes on something?

[@KedrigernGaming]

That's nice of you thanks! Currently don't use discord though. And feel like me messing this up may be actually even quite entertaining lol

[@yuuhh]

these videos are great! keep up the good content.

[@KedrigernGaming]

Thank you so much!! Will do my best!

[@McSmurfy]

It is always nice to watch this game and code pulling on your brain, but it is nice to see your process of the leaderboard because the journey is funny part.😂

[@KedrigernGaming]

Thank you! Hard to convey my thoughts clearly so I hope it's not that much of a mess. But maybe that's what makes it more fun!

[@McSmurfy]

@KedrigernGaming It is at least made my thoughts less confusing and I could piece together more.

[@danser_theplayer01]

If I had to guess *pass* is "skip this iteration". For example in JS a loop can *return, break, or continue,* which is "exit the function", "exit the loop", "skip this iteration". There is also a way to create pausable stateful loop but it's more convoluted, involves generators.

[@KedrigernGaming]

Yeah you are right. I am used to empty if statements being fine. But here it's...not fine :D so I learned the 'pass' command somewhere near the start of this Drone journey.

[@FoxSlyme]

Pass just means "do nothing", it's not gonna skip anything