Refactored the whole Create Event for the main game object controller. Reduced the code within the event from > 200 lines to 15. Everything is now in script modules with INIT functions. Every module adds struct data to the global state.
I also added a players / player module which holds all players (the actual player + AI players). The “add”-functions creates new player structs from a constructor. Every player struct gets an UUID, generated by system data + timestamps. Functions tests this UUID against those already in the registry (“_regs”, another new module to keep track of UUIDs and stuff). If UUID already exists, new one gets generated.
I was really happy that I just had to remove one line from the market buy code to get things working. Thanks to the fact that structs get assigned as references to variables.
