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best part is there's almost definitely loads of clock libraries on unity too, so this was literally an unnecessary waste of time (like the rest of the game lol)
Normal people: "We should go to the movies today." YandereDev: "Should we go to the park? No. Should we go to an amusement park? No. Should we go to the beach? No. Should we go to the airport? No. Should we go to the grocery store? No. Should we go the aquarium? No. Should we go to town hall? No. Should we go to Alabama? No. Should we go to the Yellowstone National Park? No. Should we go to the movies? Yes. *Retrieves a pen and paper* *Writes down "movies" on the paper and puts it down* *Picks the paper back up and reads it* We should go to the movies."
The funniest and saddest part is that YanDev got coders to fix the whole thing and then got angry later on because he couldn’t understand it and therefore couldn’t “make changes” without their help. He scrapped the whole thing. That’s like getting angry that a mechanic changed your pile of trash into a car.
Fun fact, tiny build sent one of their programmers over to work with yandere dev. He was surprised by how bad it was. And rewrote THE WHOLE THING. He then got shit on by yandere dev because it was "hard to read"
Oh hell no. I'd shit on them too cause they ain't claiming my game. It's just like working with cartoon network but will bash you and steal your work if your a low profile.
@@theerrantwandererthey supported it, they didn’t make it themselves though and even if they did TinyBuild would have arguably better code than YanDev ever will 💀
With no context, it's hard to comment, but the purpose of that was seemingly to set the rotation of a bone from 'kun' to 'chan'. To me, it doesn't seem very wrong. How else would you copy every value from one skeleton to another? At the end of the day, that whole process will always happen. I think what he should've done is just copied 'kun's current animation over to 'chan's, and let the Unity Animation stuff take care of the bone manipulation. But it really depends on what that snippet is used for. Animations are going to edit the local transform of each bone anyway, maybe with optimizations to ignore bones that don't move over time, but if you're animating a flat hand into a fist, of course it's going to have to edit the bones for each and every finger
The code is the equivalent of a kindergartener using addition and subtraction to solve every problem because they don’t know multiplication or division
@@thardump859 simple Division is just grouping, there’s 4 3s in 12, etc. long division is that idea but done from largest to smallest 144/12 12*10=120 144-120=24 12*2=24 24-24=0 10+2=12 144/12=12 (I dunno why I care, but hopefully this helps)
Roblox highkey cleaned up their optimization, it’s still not _great_, but it’s so much better than it was a few years ago honestly I think that if they hire some new people to work on shaders and stuff, their game might actually run like a normal game.
I… I’ve been taking Java AP classes. And im not sure if that code makes me feel afraid, angry, or impressed. It takes DETERMINATION to write (or copy-paste) that many lines of code, and not once think: “there’s gotta be a better way”
the way he expects people to pay for this mess because he made it needlessly painful for himself is.. kinda like how ads will purposefully play the game wrong to try and get you invested. exploitive of everyone else's competence and ability to do things
the way he expects people to pay for this mess because he made it needlessly painful for himself is.. kinda like how ads will purposefully play the game wrong to try and get you invested. exploitive of everyone else's competence and ability to do things
@@abadenoughdude300 I imagine it more has to do with the titanic amound ot if/then statements that are being run for every character on every frame rendered. I'm pretty sure they just do the ol' T-pose shuffle when you're not looking directly at them most of the time.
I think of how Toby Fox wasn't that experienced in game design either aside from a handful of ROM hack games and yet he came out with a masterpiece he primarily made on his own with the exception of a couple of friends/Temmie Chang who did the art for character models and cutscenes.
@@randompromises1038 Yes but making romhacks can teach you about working within limitations and therefore, optimize your game (which doesnt have much to do with what you said but whatever)
"I never intended for my code to be the game's final code; just the placeholder code that would be good enough to produce a playable demo that shows off most of the game's intended functionality." Pretty sure it won't stay like this (Pls don't break my arm)
I mean, it's hard to code anything when you spend 99% of your time banning people on reddit, discord, youtube, twitter, and who knows where else. Maybe he should become a full time moderator lol
This actually is the way you do it as enum itself don't hold the value other than integer. If you want to print a name of item somewhere, you can do it this way and it's fine. More cringe is the fact you wanted to make a joke and couldn't even get the condition correct lol
5:20 I also like how the name of the function claims to calculate the affection, but the affection is already calculated and it just "calculates" the affection LEVEL
You don't write poorly optimized "functional" spaghetti code and proclaim to fix it later. On bigger project it becomes impossible to fix it on the long run and either you have a really poorly optimized product or just plain trash you have no choice but to scrap. Not to mention you may even get lazy to fix it later which is what you can see here with Alex
@@debban6397 Yea why didn't a guy with no programming experience just start writing optimal code in a language he didn't know on an engine he didn't understand? He must be some sort of moron.
My fiancé, who has only taken 2 beginner coding classes, practically died watching this video. The clock code was the main thing, because it took her less than 30 seconds to look up a tutorial video on how to code a digital clock, and you didn't even have to watch the whole video, just skip to the end and copy the code.
The simplest clock you can code yourself without relying on built in systems is a counter that increments by 1 up till 60 every second whereby it resets afterwards to 0. That's something that minecraft does actually EDIT: Why 60 you ask? Because most games run at 60fps internally (Internal fps is very different from screen fps and is almost always fixed because critical logic inside the game always assumes that it is running at the fixed rate). Minecraft's core code actually restricts itself to 20 frames a second, and consequently it's counter only goes up to 20 before resetting
of the screenshots, here is what I believe they are for: 1:30 changing uniform of current character 2:03 returning a localized version of the name for your current weapon 3:00 displaying a clock through string in UI 3:38 an entire background button being enabled to highlight choices for gamepad and is moved to simulate which option is selected? 4:38 returning an affection level instead of a float percentage 5:58 swapping character models in place before hiding and/or deleting the old model
@@Temari_Virus hold up how did you use discord for version control, did you save the text with it or upload the file. Also kind of smart if you where essentially using it as cloud storage for your code
@@theducknamednewepicla9507 As a beginner game dev, i can confirm, as my line of code for : Moves, Inputs, and Animations takes only 39 lines in one script. How?
My friend deadass told me that his teacher for his computer science pulled this game up when he was getting into what shitty coding is This video just solidifies it lmao
That is honestly the most unsurprising news I’ve heard and it’s absolutely FUCKING HILARIOUS- how bad do you gotta be to be a LITERAL EXAMPLE of what NOT TO DO??? 😂😂😂
@humantoon well considering our favorite spaghetti coder refuses to let anyone simplify the code because he thinks it's genius that can do no wrong. Horrifically bad
Do I know anything about code? No. Do I know this is bad? Yes. Edit: you guys are not going to change each other’s minds. This is the internet, you’re flooding my notifications.
This code isn't the code that he shows us as the functional demo with Osana and raibaru you know like around 2015, when Yandere Simulator got popular on TH-cam, he felt a lot of pressure to upload content as frequently as possible. he committed to a "new video every 2 weeks" upload schedule, which required him to hastily slap features into the game as fast as possible. As a result, Yandere Sim was developed almost exclusively in "crunch time" from 2015 to 2017. During this phase of the game's development, he wasn't focusing on optimization or long-term maintainability whatsoever; he was thinking exclusively about putting cool new features into the game as quickly as possible, in order to maintain a steady upload schedule. As you showed us yourself: His plan, which has remained unchanged since the beginning of the game's development, was to produce a cool demo, hold a crowdfunding campaign, and use the money to hire a professional software engineer to completely replace him as Yandere Sim's lead programmer. he never intended for his code to be the game's final code; just the placeholder code that would be good enough to produce a playable demo that shows off most of the game's intended functionality. He explained this thoroughly in a November 2018 video titled "What's Going On With Yandere Simulator's Development?" (However, it seems that most people have forgotten or disregarded this video.) To be honest, there is no point in analyzing code that was written under the circumstances described above. The code was never meant to be final, just functional, in order to allow people to experience a playable demo before putting any money into a crowdfunding campaign. Reviewing the code in its current state is about as meaningful as reviewing the earliest rough draft of a novel, instead of reviewing the final published work. he’s fully aware of which scripts are sub-optimal, and he knows exactly what would need to be done in order to improve them...but refactoring dozens of scripts would significantly delay the game's development, which is a sacrifice he’s not willing to make at this point in time, when he’s less than 2 months away from releasing Osana. He intends to stick with the original plan: release Osana, hold a crowdfunding campaign, hire a programmer to replace him, and *then* go through a refactoring phase. There are a lot of myths about Yandere Simulator's code. For example, there are people who believe that low-end machines have difficulty running Yandere Simulator because of long if-else chains. That's simply not true. The times when he uses expensive operations (string comparisons, GetComponent, long if-else chains) are almost exclusively only in functions that run for one frame and never run again. A function which only runs for one frame cannot possibly harm a game's performance. People make claims about the game's code that are simply not true. The Unity profiler tells him that the CPU is spending an exceptionally long time on rendering, physics, pathfinding, and updating the UI. Even the game's most inefficient, sub-optimal scripts are barely putting a dent in the FPS; the other factors are far more important. In January, his average framerate was 30 FPS, but in May, his average framerate jumped up to 55 FPS. This was not achieved by converting if-else statements to switch statements, but by optimizing occlusion culling and removing unnecessary physics operations. In the end, he severely regrets his decision to commit to a "new video every 2 weeks" update schedule. In order to implement major features on a tight deadline back-to-back for multiple years, he had to make numerous personal sacrifices. Remaining in constant crunch time for a period of two years put him into a state of severe burnout, and had a tremendous impact on his physical and mental health. Because he has remained fully committed to Yandere Simulator for 6 years straight, he has never truly had an opportunity to recover from that burnout, and remain in that state to this day. So i think that he may have refactored already and THATS whats also taking so long.
@SpiderLegz well, He made the game's code in the quickest way possible in order to test aound the movements and bugs and ways And really just to Make the entire structure of the game basically basically the code we have access to seeing is not what he uses to showcase the real Osana Programme. Because he wants to show us the demo as if it was the real game someone we see it for the 1st time it's like "oh my God why it look so different in yet it's the same but it's so much better!"
@@spiderlegz6086 So for the real game hes cleaning up the else if code, however there are places were in else if code is actually more useful. Like when calculating what a student with the teacher's pet persona is going to do when he reacts to murder.
Fun fact: While the code is horrendous, the main reasons the game has as low of a framerate as it does is: 1: YandereDev is so bad at coding, not even his own FPS counter works properly, in reality the framerate is a tad higher than the counter claims most of the time, and 2: The absolutely humongous student class is called every tick for every NPC in the game, which slows the game down because of the fact that computers arent built to handle that much loading all at once.
The first part is right, the second, however, is not. The game lags mainly because of UI rendering, and model rendering, because the models are not optimized for a game. EDIT: YanDev already fixed #1.
@@Kikikan That too is true. A lot of the models arent meant to be used in a video game. One of the games heaviest models is a toothbrush afterall. Plus, a lot of other models have too much LoD for what they are.
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas Still, the biggest model in the game by far is a toothbrush (At least to my knowledge) thats just a thing in the background and meant for rendering, not for putting it in a video game. Something of that size should have a few dozen polygons at max, not a few thousand.
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas Realism or not, a competent dev would know that putting something with several thousand polygons thats the size of a toothbrush into a game when you cant even interact with it is NOT how you make a game with good performance (Though again, the main problem is the size of the student class and how frequently its called)
I guess he doesn't know how to implement easter eggs properly and the ones that work, work on accident. If he fixed the bugs the easter eggs would stop working.
Very tempted to show the code to my dad who has been working as a computer engineer for 20 years Edit: I showed it to him. He scrolled a little and then all he said was “Jesus feckin Christ”
@@Ramsey276one no. "What if" statements are made every single mili second of each npc. imagine you thinking: What if... every single mili second of your life.
hey, look on the bright side! his game is basically immune to exploits because reading his code is like solving a rubix cube. the perfect line of defense!
Hot take: We always assume he’s not spending any time coding, but I think he actually HAS been coding. It’s just that the way he codes is so clunky that the most basic shit takes him several months.
Merkk / Not exactly, Bad code is better than no code if it either works well enough, or doesn’t work at all and you learn how to fix it. In this case, however, the code barely works and the dev never learned how to fix it.
Yandere Dev is basically the person who, in order to get to the grocery store, Would go away from it and drive around the world just to end up back at it again. And then does this for every single thing ever.
Normal person: Step 1: get up Step 2: get dressed Step 3: get breakfast Step 4: go to school Person running off YanDev code: Step 1: checks if they're breathing Step 2: checks if they're breathing again Step 3: get out of bed Step 4: Am I still breathing? Ok good Step 5: walk over to dresser Step 6: *Dresser still in development also this is the end of the demo feel free to explore the room* Step 7: .......I'm still breathing right?
@@matyhovidea8537 while(people.disagree=true) { System.out.println("you have been banned"); } //yeah i know this code makes no sense but i hope it gets the message across
I find it funny because Yanderedev could learn how to fix his shit in like 10 minutes. Heck, you can learn a shit ton about coding in like 15 minutes anyway, at least more than Alex knows.
When he partnered with tinybuild they had a programmer that would be there to help things out. That programmer converted the game to Unity 4 and such. The programmer was later fired by Alex because he wanted to organize the code, which could be quickly fixed with skills like theirs. So yeah, the code would have been fixed by now and Osana would’ve also been out by now if that programmer had stayed. (Alex literally said his reasoning as to why he fired the programmer on his website. He’s jeopardizing his own game.)
Honestly I'm quite impressed at how well the game works considering Yandev obviously doesn't know programming and seems to be just copy-pasting snippets or something. The wonders of Unity Engine.
@@wilburdemitel8468 Yeah, I'm a dev myself, but you're not supposed to copy-paste a code snippet without even know why and how it works. Sometimes just a glance at a snippet will solve your problem because what you need is the underlying concept or solution, not the code itself. That's why I say, it's obvious that Yandev doesn't know what he's doing, so it's quite amazing that it actually works.
This is actually really impressive for two reasons: 1) This is clearly someone who doesn't actually know how to code beyond a semester or two of Intro CS. 2) This is such awful code And yet despite both of these facts, the game still runs.
yeah, I bet a lot of the people making fun of it never actually got anything close to the same scale working, it clearly shows a lot of (weird to me) dedication
Well yeah,it works,but does it work well? No,is it efficient? No Many can create things that just "work",and this is where the differences between a good product and a shitty one become more obvious
No, it doesn't run. It crawls slowly on the floor with twisted, twitchy imitations of limbs; constantly croaking in pure, raw agony; longing for the end of its sickening suffering.
The worst part is you don't even have to be one. I read a beginners book on coding, yandere dev's skills don't go past the first three chapters. I made sense of his source code.. as a total beginner
Yeah, that assclown started doing that. Funny thing is, he thinks that that's gonna hide all the shit about him, when infact it's actually going to bring even more attention to him, because, well, many youtubers won't like his attempt at trying to shutdown entire channels. If the lazy fuck just finally started working on his game then this could've been avoided. Before, he might've done something, but now he has dug up his own grave, and the only remaining question is how long is he going to dig it for.
Professional Unity dev here, wanted to see how many parts of this code are completely unnecessary: 1:35 they're not doing the same thing exactly, as the array indexes are different. But I'm 90% sure this could be done in a much simpler way through a config file. 2:00 Type.ToString().ToLower() does this exactly 3:03 you can most likely replace this entire code by something like "string displayTime = time.ToString("hh:mm tt");" 3:41 config file again 4:47 scientists hate him: man reinvents division. lol yeah you can just write Mathf.RoundToInt(Affection / 25) as Affection is a float. 6:14 this makes me cry. I think he's remapped manually each bone for the male character. Obviously, this can be done with the animator
You know something's really bad when a professional says "this makes me cry". Thank you for your explanation, people like me who aren't exactly sure what's the issue now understand it :)
@@velocilevon honestly none of this really affects performance, but it almost definitely affects how much time it takes him to code anything. I think yandev really does work a lot more than people think, but because he does anything in such a tedious manner instead of researching how to do it well and structures his code extremely poorly so that it is difficult to modify, it probably takes him weeks to do what someone else would do in an hour.
@@Alicendre Does it *really* not affect performance when it's run every other frame? Of course, I wouldn't know any better because I don't code (so honestly I can't judge), but like... The program needs to check all the variables before arriving at the proper one every. Single. frame. of the game. So, again, does it *really* not affect performance?
@@therunawaygirl5096 Yes, a youtuber and developer called dyc3 made a deep analysis of yandere's codebase and performance and basically, the performance issues largely stem from his unoptimized meshes.
@@Alicendre yeah just cause hes lu ky that the unity compiler optimizes his code for him. Fuck me though, how do you develop with this kinda architecture m8?
Thing is, since yandere dev has so much time he puts so many useless additions to game but for some reason doesn’t have the time to put in a lesbian lover? It really shouldn’t be that hard to put in anyway
@@thekoolaidtrain7668 I mean - he DID say that he won't make the playable character a male cause he'd find it. 'uncomfortable.' This not only leads to the theory that he made the game to be the self-insert senpai character who gets all the ladies, but he is also straighforwardly homophobic. He might only add a female senpai eventually cause he thinks lesbians are hot.
If you disrespect this dev, he would be mad; else if you respect him, he would be happy; else if you troll his discord server, you will be banned; else return 0;
So I’m 16, and I just started a coding class, because I’m going to be doing game design for my job. (There’s only like 5 kids in the class we all are like Nintendo nerds and stuff XD) Our teacher is a legend, and he said “I am going to show you a example of code you shouldn’t do, this is from the game yandere simulator. The guy who made this was probably dyslexic” Lmaooooo keep the memes goin I like reading them xD
I think this heavily implies that this man was learning how to code in 2014, wrote bad code, and instead of fixing it, for the past 10 years, has been band-aiding problems to the point that the code is actually incomprehensible to a human.
Yeah, a lot of stuff isn't his. Literally the STUDENT MODELS aren't his, yet he's making money off of them. At one point he stole the grass texture for the game without the artist's permission.
@@Comboowo The student models are from the store, the models for the chairs and stuff were made for him specifically (and cant be used by anyone else), no clue about the grass. Either way his coding is horrific
Greed? Yep, obvious, just look at the merch and a bunch of other stuff he's done to drain peoples wallets. Lust? ...Samus clip. All im gonna say. Wrath? Theres literal compilations of him just raging at people on twitch so, yep, check. Envy? Not really sure, maybe like envying the code tinybuild made for him because it was better than his so he turned them down? Sloth? Bro would rather stream a random game for like 12 hours than work on the code. Pride? Not sure again, maybe the fact he acts like his game is brilliant and ignores and harasses anyone who says different? Gluttony? I'm actually not really sure but he probably has done something relating to this. And yeah he quite literally is them all at once.
@@OliverrOil Envy could also be the fact that Yandere Sim clones have been coded in the past and there's been at least one incident where he threw a tantrum over one because it was making better progress for a bit and people were starting a hype train for the clone instead of his own game. P much all Yansim clones end up having their dev team implode due to internal drama but that's besides the point.
@Kanashimi And that also from the foundation itself. Like when you making a redraw out of real life instead of your imagination... Of course it's faster.
@Kanashimi It's possible, with a larger, coordinated team and big budget. The game like Yandere Simulator is a really large project for one man. If you making a game with similar genre, it's a different story than making a spin-off of it.
@Kanashimi You got a point, but YandereDev procrastinates working on the game. So if he didn't just waste all his time banning people for doing nothing and streaming and used that time on the game instead, the game would have been out already.
You didnt notice that when time stops, the code stops checking every students path and the frames per second increase the hell out. Time is active: 70-50 fps Time stops: 140 fps
Software engineer here , this code is bad agreed , but people are missing the point. The compiler makes optimizations for lots of branch statements . It accounts for that . The performance issues aren't because of this . As much as I appreciate the post ,this video just shows what everyone is showing . The real performance issues is because his code is structured in a fashion where base entities like students ... Etc have buisness logic in them that polls for events . Forexample his time system that say if 3 pm do this if 4 do that . Instead of polling this can be done event driven . Where the clock / time manager is an entity that sends an event . And the base entities can subscribe to that event via a callback . this can be done asynchronous and it keeps the player objects lean instead of doing repeated logic and having objects that possible take too much memory to spawn because of all this logic. In terms of the entities , these can be modeled better by inheritance . Instead of everyone being a student , they can all be people . Which inherit some shared methods . Etc ... the inheritance here would save on having a God class of if player type is student then do this otherwise do that . With inheritance you save on that bs logic and cleans up your code more . Just don't overuse it . He uses too many global variables that can be accessed by other classes instead of abstracting state by events or a store .globals are a nightmare waiting to happen because if they are change within the system it can introduce bugs . A tip for anyone going into any form of development . If you feel like Everytime you look at your function it's fatiguing . It's probably too long . Your functions should. Be concise and straight to the point . If i as a code reviewer have to read your 400 line function ,then most probably I'm rejecting that pull request or commenting that it's not concise . Take the time to consider the relations between your entities don't just hodge podge everything . Writing the code is the easy part . Archetecting it is hard and takes time . Make sure you do the latter well . Don't ever .. use globals ... Unless it's needed . You should only use globals for injecting dependencies . Or wiring entities . Not for anything that contains state . As tracking that state change is hard . Use data structures where they make sense . It's very easy for novice devs to make everything an array , but you need to understand what kind of operations you want to do with that structure . If it's just linear access then it's arrays for sure. If it's a key value pair probs a hashmap. If it's a chain of relations , then linked lists ...etc Your classes (if you're doing object oriented programming ) should not be instantiating other classes directly from the constructor . It makes it impossible to mock and test . The only time you should be instantiating instances inside your class is if you're using code that isn't yours and doesn't require access outside the bounds of the program context , ie file network ... Etc . So like hashing libraries or sorting or whatever . That's fine to construct in the constructor or your methods. Operations that take a long time should be made concurrent so the user doesn't have to wait . Forexample , making a big aggregate calculation. That you know is unoptimized garbage but you can't optimize it any further . Make it non blocking to the rest of your system , by spawning a thread or using an event loop. Most engines take care of that but sometimes you might find yourself needing that , maybe for a network request or maybe for accessing a file on the fly .
As a beginner dev I'm happy I have already seen half of the stuff you said. Not only know it but also had the chance to put it into practice. Very well explained, thanks.
@@siodidio the most important thing you should be good at or get better at is unit testing . Alot of cs students graduate hating unit testing because they don't understand it .
17 year old programmer here. I know 6 programming languages (including the same language YanDev uses which is C#). Seeing his time code made me die of laughter. Literally there is so much room for improvement and if he used his brain for once, he could've made changes. I guess he's too stubborn and lazy to even care.
You know what they say: you don't need to be a chef to know if the food is burnt. A non-programmer can look at the code and could sense that SOMETHING is off.
He clearly lacks an understanding of basic programming (and even fucking math) principles. How he managed to make a game that somewhat works I have no idea it's like a monkey bashing a keyboard and writing war and peace, like seriously, I respect his stubbornness to keep using his limited knowledge and not improving at all
Even those two were admitting that they did not even understand the context and the mechanics of the language used. So, how then could someone without a knowledge of coding figure out that there's something wrong with the code? It's a bit nonsensical to say that. Kind of unwise. It feels like you're just saying that without any proper reason.
Yandere dev: the people who review my code don’t know anything about coding! Professionals: what the hell is this Edit: Jesus Christ that’s a lot of likes edit: i keep coming back to at least 200 likes per day why are you liking my dumb joke he literally said this on reddit Edit something: don’t respond to “Supreme guy”. It’s just a kid who wants attention on the internet. Feel free to read, but don’t respond. It’s not like your time is worth it
about the thumb thing: yes, he seriously did add a third joint to the thumb. he added an extra goddamn joint to the fucking thumbs. i know this because i've spent way too long messing around in pose mode to the point where i know every joint on those little freaks' godforsaken bodies. he does not know how thumbs work. it's absolutely fucking hilarious
I mean, I know nothing about coding, but I do know you have two digits in your thumb and three in the rest of your fingers! :D So, a little bit of everything for everyone to enjoy.
Happens to people in different stuff, sometimes people have an ''order'' in what other people see chaos, and they wont change it because the better way or the organized way is as weird for them as if a 1600s dude saw the internet
I just realized, he separated the fingers not only by joints, but by gender as well. That's assigning the boys' fingers to be the same as the girls'. I'm so upset
@@nameredacted9119 Ahhh, is that so? Hm...Not sure if it would save any resources that way compared to having two different labels, but interesting way to go about it
@@Clionii I was so baffled by so much in the code. In many places in the Student script, he has his famous if else statements for handling some rendering for male and female students, but they are formatted as if(!Male){}else … why not switch these? It technically isn’t wrong to handle the not-male (aka girls) then have an else for all other students (aka only the boys, or Male = true), but why not have the statements as if(Male)…else ?? There is literally no reason. So many little things like that add up in the code, to the point where calling it “spaghetti” is generous. In one file, an entire function was just an if else, and I shit you not, this was the format: if(A){ if(B){[code]} } }else(B){[code]} I guffawed when I saw this. I was sure I was reading something wrong due to formatting, but no… for one, a way more legible format would be : If(B){ If(A){…} else{…} } And sure, it wont affect the functionality, but it sure makes it easier to read and less convoluted. Also, if this function only does something if B is true, why not handle checking B before you call this function??? There is no reason to call this class if B is false… Sorry to go on this rant lol. I just am so filled with disappointment and rage at this absolute mess of a “game”
For those that don't know for the code shown starting at 3:38, it moves one button and setting the selected index for item selection, rather than selecting a different preset button. Hopefully Aldroid sees this and understands the pain that I realize.
Fun fact: Yandere dev's code radiates an aura that makes anyone feel a strong sense of disgust, this is why Even people that dont know how to code feel that this code is so bad
@@kaloz429mobile9 honestly.. just.. code.. thats how i started and learned the basics.. i just.. coded.. googled the thing i didnt know and kept it stored in my brain (takes a bit for me)
@@randunker I don't mind them either. Most of them are pretty fun. The problem is that developing easter eggs has the same effect as reading all his emails: it slows game development. He's already determined to utilize code that takes ages to write. Why do that for things that don't matter when he can put time towards the actual game? If he was willing to learn how to read and write more efficient code, then putting out inconsequential bits now and then would be fine. It would also be fine to put out inconsequential bits now and then if he didn't complain about emails slowing game development. Considering that most of the emails just ask or say the same things ("When is going to be finished?" and "I have an idea...", for the most part) and considering that every video he's made on the topic also provides roughly if not exactly the same answers ("I don't know" and "Leave me alone" being the most prominent), there's no reason for him to even read all those emails in the first place. He complains about reading them as though it's something he absolutely _MUST_ do, and that the only way out is for fans to stop emailing him or only do so if they have something really important to say. But it's because he keeps responding to them that he keeps getting emails (how long have you talked with someone who always replies to you vs someone who never replies to you?), and it's his choice alone to read them, just as it's his choice alone to divert his attention away from game development in order to code easter eggs, or animate complaint videos, or come up with unrelated ideas that have no impact on the actual game (like making an explorable albeit empty town inspired by the Persona series). Honestly, I think the real point of the game is just to have an environment (the school) in which to fool around with easter eggs. Nothing else matters, not the story, not the characters, not anything, because otherwise there'd be much less time spent on bonus content and much more time focused on developing the actual game.
Not to mention the creation of 1980s mode...there's only one rival in the main game, and Osana has been out for years, and yet he managed to fully code 10 rivals for a fucking *bonus mode.* At this point I'm convinced he's just stringing things along for the patreon money. Thank god that's been dwindling.
This isn't what coders mean by spaghetti, this is just someone who doesn't know how to write even slightly efficient code. Please don't talk about shit you don't know.
I don't know anything about coding but I've been learning blender for a while now and what I've learned is that if what you're doing is really tedious and repetitive, there's almost always a way to do it more efficiently
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that opening with that laughter was so terribly funny. Ah what a shit show.
God Bless Your Perfection
The moment they realized that entire segment of What Ifs are just for a clock is amazing.
Why I personally think yanderedev is innocent! th-cam.com/video/Y78-KOosWYk/w-d-xo.html
@@asio7580 U really need some help
best part is there's almost definitely loads of clock libraries on unity too, so this was literally an unnecessary waste of time (like the rest of the game lol)
@@asio7580 Man that's rude, I was expecting a Rick Roll
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Theres a example of his code
“Let’s see how many _if/else statements_ we can find”
Famous last words
"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!11!!" -1:29 XD
else if
Yeah, I’m a matlab “coder” and I don’t use if then that much
And those where his last words before he died of brain rot
ctrl-f "if"
*computer bursts into flame*
the game: "yandere simulator"
the code: *"else if simulator"*
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas
No it is not, but ok.
explain how its outdated
How did i got this many likes?
Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas The code still has “else if” spam so this is still relevant
Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas buddy please stop arguing and listen please I know it’s hard to accept that your favorite dev is bad, but it’s ok
Remember, this guy posted a picture of his if else statement codes and captioned it with "I wish there was an easier way to do this."
that code was absolutely the stupidest shit i have ever seen in my life, even worse that return "knife”;
my awesome flower
Even high schoolers know what iteration is tf ;(
Who is gonna tell bro about OR logic gates 😭🙏🏽
This isn't true actually. Someone just edited his pfp and handle onto the og image
Still funny though
The biggest file in the game is for a toothbrush.
A toothbrush that you never even f*cking use.
But the first thing in every game I do is looking for toothbrush and looking at every detail of it
I think it was from a poster, they removed the file from the project.
@@Char-mv3fc yeah, it was in the senpai shrine... such an important model
@@royalblanket Wow, even more important than Osana! How could I have missed that toothbrush!
.wow
Normal people: "We should go to the movies today."
YandereDev: "Should we go to the park? No.
Should we go to an amusement park? No.
Should we go to the beach? No.
Should we go to the airport? No.
Should we go to the grocery store? No.
Should we go the aquarium? No.
Should we go to town hall? No.
Should we go to Alabama? No.
Should we go to the Yellowstone National Park? No.
Should we go to the movies? Yes.
*Retrieves a pen and paper*
*Writes down "movies" on the paper and puts it down*
*Picks the paper back up and reads it*
We should go to the movies."
Underrated and hilarious.
"Hey, the way you're coding is really inefficient."
Should I optimize my code? No.
name checks out, hopefully you aren't written by YanDev
@@anchovieduce Why would they be? They're not a robot, it says so in their name!
This helped me understand how you could condense this code while also making me laugh my ass off, thank you
The funniest and saddest part is that YanDev got coders to fix the whole thing and then got angry later on because he couldn’t understand it and therefore couldn’t “make changes” without their help. He scrapped the whole thing.
That’s like getting angry that a mechanic changed your pile of trash into a car.
True lmao
"This is MY piece of trash, I know how to use it! Now it's a car and I can't drive a CAR!"
@@urielseptim910 I don't have the CODE
That's sad
Dude's a massive control freak
Fun fact, tiny build sent one of their programmers over to work with yandere dev. He was surprised by how bad it was. And rewrote THE WHOLE THING.
He then got shit on by yandere dev because it was "hard to read"
I sometimes think about this poor programer.
Oh hell no. I'd shit on them too cause they ain't claiming my game. It's just like working with cartoon network but will bash you and steal your work if your a low profile.
Tiny Build? You mean the guys who made the overrated Hello Neighbor series?
@@theerrantwanderer Not the guys who made it. The guys who supported the guys who made it.
@@theerrantwandererthey supported it, they didn’t make it themselves though
and even if they did TinyBuild would have arguably better code than YanDev ever will 💀
Someone who understands coding: **laughs**
Someone who doesn't understand coding: **laughs**
Else if
Else if
Else if
Else if
Else if
I don’t know anything about computer science, but I was not expecting coding for every single digit of a hand/finger
Haha yeah me neither that was so odd
Else if else if else
s a m e
With no context, it's hard to comment, but the purpose of that was seemingly to set the rotation of a bone from 'kun' to 'chan'.
To me, it doesn't seem very wrong. How else would you copy every value from one skeleton to another? At the end of the day, that whole process will always happen.
I think what he should've done is just copied 'kun's current animation over to 'chan's, and let the Unity Animation stuff take care of the bone manipulation. But it really depends on what that snippet is used for.
Animations are going to edit the local transform of each bone anyway, maybe with optimizations to ignore bones that don't move over time, but if you're animating a flat hand into a fist, of course it's going to have to edit the bones for each and every finger
Yeah.
Yandere Dev: *claims that people who see his coding know nothing about it*
Noobs at coding: wtf is this
Pros at coding: wtf is this
I know nothing about coding
Even I can tell it's trash
collegue dropout at coding:wtf is this
Me who doesn't know shit about coding: wtf is this
me who doesn’t know two shits about coding: wtf is this
Me, who's only coding experience is a Kano coding set: wtf is this?
The code is the equivalent of a kindergartener using addition and subtraction to solve every problem because they don’t know multiplication or division
I’m an adult and just got called out.
I have no idea how to do division. I completely forgot how to do it. I also have literally no knowledge of algebra either.... Please help me....
@@thardump859 simple Division is just grouping, there’s 4 3s in 12, etc. long division is that idea but done from largest to smallest
144/12
12*10=120
144-120=24
12*2=24
24-24=0
10+2=12
144/12=12
(I dunno why I care, but hopefully this helps)
@@SilentBlackOp ok
@@thardump859 division is just subtraction multiplied. 20/5 is 4 because you can subtract 5 from 20 four times before you reach zero
YandereSimps: “You’re not a programmer! You don’t know if the code is bad.”
Programmers: “Hold my keyboard.”
I stg this code language is the same one they teach in year 9 (grade 8 I think)
@@slosh1013 its C# that is used in the Unity engine xd
This is how I've been taught coding in IT class at the age of 12-14 in middle school
@@theuncannydag no way you were taught c# in middle school lol
@@pinekel8987 Pascal & basic C++. My school curricular was fancy like that
Me who has only taken one class on coding 3 years ago in middle school: “Wait... Isn’t there a more efficient way to do this?”
Oml same. I've done coding on a pong game in middle school that runs better than yan sim.
Went through a Computer Science class just last year that I hated for school. Was waiting for the point in the video where they’d see the else ifs
Bruh, I have zero clue about coding and even I can tell that code is fucked.
Kenny just got rejected for my computer science class y a y
The magic Of the Fait If you were looking forward to it: sucks man, I hope youre doing ok! If thats a good thing: thank fucking god
"this is boring."
"do ya wanna go play roblox?"
Proof yanderedev is a scammer..
th-cam.com/video/Sa5A7AMjReE/w-d-xo.html
At least Roblox has decent creators compared to yansim
Roblox has better coding still
Roblox DEADASS has code 100x better than the code of yansim lmfao
Roblox highkey cleaned up their optimization, it’s still not _great_, but it’s so much better than it was a few years ago
honestly I think that if they hire some new people to work on shaders and stuff, their game might actually run like a normal game.
I…
I’ve been taking Java AP classes.
And im not sure if that code makes me feel afraid, angry, or impressed.
It takes DETERMINATION to write (or copy-paste) that many lines of code, and not once think: “there’s gotta be a better way”
no because why would you WILLINGLY go through all of that instead of thinking „yo there’s a better way to do this shit“
Determination and pure stubbornness haha
To me it looks more like stupidity
the way he expects people to pay for this mess because he made it needlessly painful for himself is.. kinda like how ads will purposefully play the game wrong to try and get you invested. exploitive of everyone else's competence and ability to do things
the way he expects people to pay for this mess because he made it needlessly painful for himself is.. kinda like how ads will purposefully play the game wrong to try and get you invested. exploitive of everyone else's competence and ability to do things
Me who doesn’t understand any of the code:
**confused laughter**
Proof yanderedev is a scammer...
th-cam.com/video/Sa5A7AMjReE/w-d-xo.html
@@daisyjane7639 it's not mate the link is different compared to the rickroll
Same
@@daisyjane7639 Rick roll ends with XcQ
Mhm..
Can't wait for the sequel where Allan and I play Roblox instead
It's time to game on roblox bro
Let be real even Roblox can make beter version
Arsenal has better code and gameplay than this
@@demoman4335 random low quality free models that doesn't even work works better.
Proof Yanderedev is innocent: th-cam.com/video/QNulS324Fww/w-d-xo.html
"Time STOP"
*framerate instantly doubles*
HAHAHAHAHA
Benefits of not having to animate every single bone in every model, I guess.
@@abadenoughdude300 I imagine it more has to do with the titanic amound ot if/then statements that are being run for every character on every frame rendered. I'm pretty sure they just do the ol' T-pose shuffle when you're not looking directly at them most of the time.
STAR PLATINUM:ZA WARUDO! DOUBLE MY FRAMERATE!
@@lmao1660 DIO: ZA HITO BOKKUSU! GIVE JOTARO MORE RECOVERY FRAMES!!
Yandere Dev spent an hour in Scratch and decided that's enough to make a game.
scratch Jr*
I think of how Toby Fox wasn't that experienced in game design either aside from a handful of ROM hack games and yet he came out with a masterpiece he primarily made on his own with the exception of a couple of friends/Temmie Chang who did the art for character models and cutscenes.
Well to be fair, it kinda works. If starting from scratch it's something. Just a shame he doesn't want to make it better.
@@randompromises1038 i mean tbf undertales code is pretty disorganized too afaik. Still, Toby Fox knew to stay away from feature creep
@@randompromises1038 Yes but making romhacks can teach you about working within limitations and therefore, optimize your game (which doesnt have much to do with what you said but whatever)
Yandere Dev’s coding is what programmer’s sleep paralysis demons look like
LMAO😃💀
LMAOOO
programmer's sleep paralysis demon's sleep paralysis demon
@Frozen Bananas That’s the beauty of it, his own creation realizes they suck
"I never intended for my code to be the game's final code; just the placeholder code that would be good enough to produce a playable demo that shows off most of the game's intended functionality."
Pretty sure it won't stay like this
(Pls don't break my arm)
As a computer scientist myself, i laugh so much reading that code lmao
man legit i don't get how you can "code" for 6 years and still be that bad wtf
When someone can remake a large amount of the game in 2 weeks you know you screwed up
@@TheAldroid i mean some entire files could be replaced by a single line lmao
@@alkeryn1700 All it takes is 10 mins looking it up on the internet haha
I'm not exactly a computer scientist, but even I understand that this coding is JUST HORRIFYING
I mean, it's hard to code anything when you spend 99% of your time banning people on reddit, discord, youtube, twitter, and who knows where else. Maybe he should become a full time moderator lol
I like how this video progressed from reviewing bad coding to a straight up Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure episode
I’m the 69th like :)
they where like "NANI???"
Muda muda muda...?
See it's bizzare
I want a stand that attacks with drafting tools.
i love how stopping time at 11:50 magically improved the reputation by 20 points.
i guess dead bodies aren't too bad if time is frozen lol
'Nooooo, you can't just watch a video about code when you know nothing about code!!!' 'Hehe, Allan go loud'
Lmao me too
999 likes....
I HAVE THE ULTIMATE POWER!!!
Their code is like listing every fruit to determine if you're looking at an apple or not
“is this an orange? no. is this a pear? no. is this a strawberry-?”
“it’s an apple, just eat the damn thing already”
@@TPNsBiggestFan I dunno man, it might be a durian for all we know
@@SubSilence could be a dragon fruit
The switch statement: *cries in the corner for several hours, watching as yandev uses 1700 else ifs for the most mundane tasks
Their?
if (this.Type == FloorType.Floor)
{
return "floor";
}
Hmm yes, the floor is made out of floor.
litteraly
*badum shh*
Yanderedev clearly missed the unit about inheritance
I don't understand that but I know that it is a meme so I must like
*Correct*
This actually is the way you do it as enum itself don't hold the value other than integer. If you want to print a name of item somewhere, you can do it this way and it's fine. More cringe is the fact you wanted to make a joke and couldn't even get the condition correct lol
5:20 I also like how the name of the function claims to calculate the affection, but the affection is already calculated and it just "calculates" the affection LEVEL
I'm not even a qualified computer scientist yet but these videos actually teach me not what to do when coding
You don't write poorly optimized "functional" spaghetti code and proclaim to fix it later. On bigger project it becomes impossible to fix it on the long run and either you have a really poorly optimized product or just plain trash you have no choice but to scrap. Not to mention you may even get lazy to fix it later which is what you can see here with Alex
@@debban6397 Yea why didn't a guy with no programming experience just start writing optimal code in a language he didn't know on an engine he didn't understand? He must be some sort of moron.
My fiancé, who has only taken 2 beginner coding classes, practically died watching this video. The clock code was the main thing, because it took her less than 30 seconds to look up a tutorial video on how to code a digital clock, and you didn't even have to watch the whole video, just skip to the end and copy the code.
The simplest clock you can code yourself without relying on built in systems is a counter that increments by 1 up till 60 every second whereby it resets afterwards to 0. That's something that minecraft does actually
EDIT: Why 60 you ask? Because most games run at 60fps internally (Internal fps is very different from screen fps and is almost always fixed because critical logic inside the game always assumes that it is running at the fixed rate). Minecraft's core code actually restricts itself to 20 frames a second, and consequently it's counter only goes up to 20 before resetting
I'm a 6th grader who doesnt know a lot about coding and even *I* know the code is crap.
@MathanInc What’s your point in relation to what the OP said? It’s obvious YandereDev has a big ego.
@MathanInc He is though
Okay but coping codes is so lazy like it's the worst thing you could ever do😂 you need passion
The Kun = Chan hands means the boys' fingers = the girls' fingers 😂
Proof Yanderedev is innocent: th-cam.com/video/QNulS324Fww/w-d-xo.html
@@manlyman7629 Agh you got me
@@manlyman7629 not today, satan 🔫
Ayano Aishi goddamit. You got me
@@manlyman7629 you got me, yan-chan
of the screenshots, here is what I believe they are for:
1:30 changing uniform of current character
2:03 returning a localized version of the name for your current weapon
3:00 displaying a clock through string in UI
3:38 an entire background button being enabled to highlight choices for gamepad and is moved to simulate which option is selected?
4:38 returning an affection level instead of a float percentage
5:58 swapping character models in place before hiding and/or deleting the old model
You have been a programmer for almost a decade
You have gotten so much support
Your idle animation take up 2761 lines of code
@@Temari_Virus hold up how did you use discord for version control, did you save the text with it or upload the file. Also kind of smart if you where essentially using it as cloud storage for your code
@@LethalLizardStudios I used to do projects where all the code was in one file, so I'd just upload the source file to discord lol
I'm not a programmer,but that seems like alot.
@@theducknamednewepicla9507 As a beginner game dev, i can confirm, as my line of code for : Moves, Inputs, and Animations takes only 39 lines in one script.
How?
too sad its not 2763
Yandere Dev is a perfect example of a developer you should aspire not to be. I applaud his conviction for maintaining that role for 6 years.
True.
Yandere Dev: Incompetent god of else ifs.
Yup
Reminds me of one qoute I forget where it's from: "I'm not useless! I can be used as a bad example!"
Going around on probably 10 now. 😂
If I sent his code to any computer science teacher in my school, I think they would get a stroke.
If i sent it to any of them, I'd get killed
@Ultimate Detective 2.0 I m a noob in coding, could you please explain why exactly?-
@Ultimate Detective 2.0 okay thanks
If i recommendedthat to my game development class teacher he would up and die at the sight of all the what ifs
My friend deadass told me that his teacher for his computer science pulled this game up when he was getting into what shitty coding is
This video just solidifies it lmao
LMAO FOR REAL?!
That is honestly the most unsurprising news I’ve heard and it’s absolutely FUCKING HILARIOUS- how bad do you gotta be to be a LITERAL EXAMPLE of what NOT TO DO??? 😂😂😂
@humantoon well considering our favorite spaghetti coder refuses to let anyone simplify the code because he thinks it's genius that can do no wrong. Horrifically bad
that's actually legendary
That is so fucking funny holy shit-
That teacher is a legend.
Do I know anything about code? No.
Do I know this is bad? Yes.
Edit: you guys are not going to change each other’s minds. This is the internet, you’re flooding my notifications.
This code isn't the code that he shows us as the functional demo with Osana and raibaru you know like around 2015, when Yandere Simulator got popular on TH-cam, he felt a lot of pressure to upload content as frequently as possible. he committed to a "new video every 2 weeks" upload schedule, which required him to hastily slap features into the game as fast as possible. As a result, Yandere Sim was developed almost exclusively in "crunch time" from 2015 to 2017. During this phase of the game's development, he wasn't focusing on optimization or long-term maintainability whatsoever; he was thinking exclusively about putting cool new features into the game as quickly as possible, in order to maintain a steady upload schedule. As you showed us yourself:
His plan, which has remained unchanged since the beginning of the game's development, was to produce a cool demo, hold a crowdfunding campaign, and use the money to hire a professional software engineer to completely replace him as Yandere Sim's lead programmer. he never intended for his code to be the game's final code; just the placeholder code that would be good enough to produce a playable demo that shows off most of the game's intended functionality. He explained this thoroughly in a November 2018 video titled "What's Going On With Yandere Simulator's Development?" (However, it seems that most people have forgotten or disregarded this video.)
To be honest, there is no point in analyzing code that was written under the circumstances described above. The code was never meant to be final, just functional, in order to allow people to experience a playable demo before putting any money into a crowdfunding campaign. Reviewing the code in its current state is about as meaningful as reviewing the earliest rough draft of a novel, instead of reviewing the final published work.
he’s fully aware of which scripts are sub-optimal, and he knows exactly what would need to be done in order to improve them...but refactoring dozens of scripts would significantly delay the game's development, which is a sacrifice he’s not willing to make at this point in time, when he’s less than 2 months away from releasing Osana. He intends to stick with the original plan: release Osana, hold a crowdfunding campaign, hire a programmer to replace him, and *then* go through a refactoring phase.
There are a lot of myths about Yandere Simulator's code. For example, there are people who believe that low-end machines have difficulty running Yandere Simulator because of long if-else chains. That's simply not true. The times when he uses expensive operations (string comparisons, GetComponent, long if-else chains) are almost exclusively only in functions that run for one frame and never run again. A function which only runs for one frame cannot possibly harm a game's performance. People make claims about the game's code that are simply not true.
The Unity profiler tells him that the CPU is spending an exceptionally long time on rendering, physics, pathfinding, and updating the UI. Even the game's most inefficient, sub-optimal scripts are barely putting a dent in the FPS; the other factors are far more important. In January, his average framerate was 30 FPS, but in May, his average framerate jumped up to 55 FPS. This was not achieved by converting if-else statements to switch statements, but by optimizing occlusion culling and removing unnecessary physics operations.
In the end, he severely regrets his decision to commit to a "new video every 2 weeks" update schedule. In order to implement major features on a tight deadline back-to-back for multiple years, he had to make numerous personal sacrifices. Remaining in constant crunch time for a period of two years put him into a state of severe burnout, and had a tremendous impact on his physical and mental health. Because he has remained fully committed to Yandere Simulator for 6 years straight, he has never truly had an opportunity to recover from that burnout, and remain in that state to this day.
So i think that he may have refactored already and THATS whats also taking so long.
Shawn Behrens can you dumb this down for me? I don’t have the attention span for this
@@spiderlegz6086 forgive me
@SpiderLegz well, He made the game's code in the quickest way possible in order to test aound the movements and bugs and ways And really just to Make the entire structure of the game basically
basically the code we have access to seeing is not what he uses to showcase the real Osana Programme. Because he wants to show us the demo as if it was the real game someone we see it for the 1st time it's like "oh my God why it look so different in yet it's the same but it's so much better!"
@@spiderlegz6086 So for the real game hes cleaning up the else if code, however there are places were in else if code is actually more useful.
Like when calculating what a student with the teacher's pet persona is going to do when he reacts to murder.
Fun fact: While the code is horrendous, the main reasons the game has as low of a framerate as it does is:
1: YandereDev is so bad at coding, not even his own FPS counter works properly, in reality the framerate is a tad higher than the counter claims most of the time, and
2: The absolutely humongous student class is called every tick for every NPC in the game, which slows the game down because of the fact that computers arent built to handle that much loading all at once.
The first part is right, the second, however, is not. The game lags mainly because of UI rendering, and model rendering, because the models are not optimized for a game.
EDIT: YanDev already fixed #1.
@@Kikikan That too is true. A lot of the models arent meant to be used in a video game. One of the games heaviest models is a toothbrush afterall. Plus, a lot of other models have too much LoD for what they are.
Proof yanderedev is a scammer..
th-cam.com/video/Sa5A7AMjReE/w-d-xo.html
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas Still, the biggest model in the game by far is a toothbrush (At least to my knowledge) thats just a thing in the background and meant for rendering, not for putting it in a video game. Something of that size should have a few dozen polygons at max, not a few thousand.
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas Realism or not, a competent dev would know that putting something with several thousand polygons thats the size of a toothbrush into a game when you cant even interact with it is NOT how you make a game with good performance (Though again, the main problem is the size of the student class and how frequently its called)
My man yandere dev spent years coding this and never thought, “can I make this more efficient?”
@Harmony LOL WTF who tf writes "placeholder code"
@@pingeee I'll tell you who does it: A skinwalker does that shit. That's right, ladies and gentlemen, Yandere Dev is a skinwalker.
@@pingeee A lot of people do. What I'm assuming everyone here is pissed off at yanderedev for is not optimizing it after having it in place for years.
I guess that's not really his goal.
@@rabhudoj Agreed lol
5:50 That WALL of code made me want to throw up.
You’re just jealous you could never code as good as him.
@@Evine29lmao
i'd take a monkey smashing the keyboard over this
@@Evine29 Praying that you're being sarcastic.
@@N4TSUK11 bozo said the same thing to another comment, so I don't (think) they're joking.
I remember copy pasting a massive wall like that A LOT a year ago. Glad i found a new better method now
"Please don't report bugs that can only occur through the use of Easter eggs"
But...but they're bugs...
If there's a bug, then shouldn't it be fixed?
He doesn't want to work on that stuff, but he'll add a new buggy Easter egg
I guess he doesn't know how to implement easter eggs properly and the ones that work, work on accident. If he fixed the bugs the easter eggs would stop working.
He claims that it's because easter eggs wont be in the final game but like why even put it in there in the first place.
No it shouldnt be fixed as the easter eggs aren't gonna be part of the main game so therefor theres no need to work on that.
@@beepboop4701 why wouldn't he put them there.
Very tempted to show the code to my dad who has been working as a computer engineer for 20 years
Edit: I showed it to him. He scrolled a little and then all he said was “Jesus feckin Christ”
do it if you want to see him cry
Do it and fucken post response
ME TOO IM GONNA DO IT LMFAOOAOA
Do it
Please make that a video
Characters in yandere simulator just have existentional crysis every tick.
Edit: Wow, I didn't know my comment still gets likes
CRYSIS
The game that computers at the time COULD NOT HANDLE AT MAX SETTINGS
That is a legend
The complete opposite of any YanDev work
XD
@@Ramsey276one i think you missed the point of the comment....
@@johnynoway9127 ... it was a typo??
@@Ramsey276one no.
"What if" statements are made every single mili second of each npc.
imagine you thinking: What if...
every single mili second of your life.
@@johnynoway9127 a...
What if
CRISIS?!
XD
Incredible. Hats off to the guy: he made it work and (partially) created a wildly successful indie game while coding like an angry gibbon.
I'm learning code right now. Specifically javascript. Yandere dev has been an amazing teacher for me. He has demonstrated what not to do perfectly
I know right? I’ve studied all of the what nots in each line of code
"Yandere Simulator is supported by the following sponsors!"
*...*
*"what a bunch of idiots."*
That killed me I literally knew they were going to say that 😂😂😂
*supported
Was supported*
Luni is a sponsor...
@@starzieendy Yeah
hey, look on the bright side! his game is basically immune to exploits because reading his code is like solving a rubix cube.
the perfect line of defense!
pose mod exists...
@@scornfvl2305 I think he is fine with it,since in 2016 he added it in the game as a Easter egg
solving a rubiks cube is very easy if you have internet access
fellow speedcubers rise up
@@orangeleaf36 yep i am not about to be compared to godawful code
Ctrl+F “else if”: 9999+ results found
Can we just appreciate the fact that he put goddamn EASTER EGGS over finishing the game? As well as making a clicker game.
And he expects people to give money to his future crowd funding campaign... 🤡🤡🤡
@@kittyxpickle yeah, and people give bum money for it
He can't finish it if he doesn't have the necessary assets
@@kittyxpickle kfuck you
@@obamacat3 Yandev be the the actual face of a beta
Hot take: We always assume he’s not spending any time coding, but I think he actually HAS been coding. It’s just that the way he codes is so clunky that the most basic shit takes him several months.
Interesting...
Coding incorrectly is worse than not coding at all, because then you'll need to go back and fix it, might as well not be coding.
lol that's straight facts
Yeah that's what i always thought
Merkk / Not exactly, Bad code is better than no code if it either works well enough, or doesn’t work at all and you learn how to fix it. In this case, however, the code barely works and the dev never learned how to fix it.
Yandere Dev is basically the person who, in order to get to the grocery store,
Would go away from it and drive around the world just to end up back at it again.
And then does this for every single thing ever.
I bet he Does that to Just to annoy anyone else in his car.
Hard coded pathing IRL
Don't forget to beat ME DIOO in the process
People who don’t know coding: what is this
People who do know coding: what is this
Normal person:
Step 1: get up
Step 2: get dressed
Step 3: get breakfast
Step 4: go to school
Person running off YanDev code:
Step 1: checks if they're breathing
Step 2: checks if they're breathing again
Step 3: get out of bed
Step 4: Am I still breathing? Ok good
Step 5: walk over to dresser
Step 6: *Dresser still in development also this is the end of the demo feel free to explore the room*
Step 7: .......I'm still breathing right?
Normal people : breathing
YanDev : Inhale using nose, and then exhale
But are you breathing tho ?
this made me start breathing manually ouch
@@user-tb2fo2rg9c how do you breath manually?
@@NepetasShippingWall1642 you notice that you're breathing and do it while thinking about it instead of not thinking about it
I bet Yandere Dev's life has been programmed with "else if" and "if" statements.
Proof yanderedev is a scammer...
th-cam.com/video/Sa5A7AMjReE/w-d-xo.html
that's probably why the development is so slow. coding yandere sim is prob the last thing his life checks for-
if(people.disagree)
{
ban();
}
else if(people.makefunofyou)
{
ban();
}
else
{
dont();
}
like using if and else if statements are okay but damn dude
@@matyhovidea8537
while(people.disagree=true) {
System.out.println("you have been banned");
}
//yeah i know this code makes no sense but i hope it gets the message across
I find it funny because Yanderedev could learn how to fix his shit in like 10 minutes. Heck, you can learn a shit ton about coding in like 15 minutes anyway, at least more than Alex knows.
HybridHD he doesn’t wish too thats the thing lmao
Yeah, he can learn how to fix his sh*t in 10 minutes. But it took him 6 years, and still nothing changed.
When he partnered with tinybuild they had a programmer that would be there to help things out. That programmer converted the game to Unity 4 and such. The programmer was later fired by Alex because he wanted to organize the code, which could be quickly fixed with skills like theirs. So yeah, the code would have been fixed by now and Osana would’ve also been out by now if that programmer had stayed.
(Alex literally said his reasoning as to why he fired the programmer on his website. He’s jeopardizing his own game.)
The shit that the foundation of the code is, cannot be fixed in 10 minutes, 1 hour, or even in a week. It would take months to refactor the code.
Honestly I'm quite impressed at how well the game works considering Yandev obviously doesn't know programming and seems to be just copy-pasting snippets or something. The wonders of Unity Engine.
copying code is what good programmers do, not yanderedev
@@wilburdemitel8468 Yeah, I'm a dev myself, but you're not supposed to copy-paste a code snippet without even know why and how it works. Sometimes just a glance at a snippet will solve your problem because what you need is the underlying concept or solution, not the code itself.
That's why I say, it's obvious that Yandev doesn't know what he's doing, so it's quite amazing that it actually works.
@@wilburdemitel8468 good programmers would also fix the code their copying and make it more legible.
Seems to know programming better than this dude that's reviewing the code tbh.
@@elobiretvI don't know, man, that's a lot of if else statements
As a programmer, this brings me, physical pain
AvionGotEverything I mean who the fuck programs EVERY SINGLE DIGIT IN A MODELS HAND?
Proof yanderedev is a scammer..
th-cam.com/video/Sa5A7AMjReE/w-d-xo.html
The Awkward Skeleton i dont even code, but even i know, this will take do long to run and will make your computer exPLODE
This is actually really impressive for two reasons:
1) This is clearly someone who doesn't actually know how to code beyond a semester or two of Intro CS.
2) This is such awful code
And yet despite both of these facts, the game still runs.
yeah, I bet a lot of the people making fun of it never actually got anything close to the same scale working, it clearly shows a lot of (weird to me) dedication
@Michael Gia Huy Nguyen yeah but he got various offers for free from people to rewrite the code and he refused bc of his ego
@@user-sl6gn1ss8p Guilty to a degree. It is admirable for a lot of reasons. Just not the positive ones.
Well yeah,it works,but does it work well? No,is it efficient? No
Many can create things that just "work",and this is where the differences between a good product and a shitty one become more obvious
No, it doesn't run. It crawls slowly on the floor with twisted, twitchy imitations of limbs; constantly croaking in pure, raw agony; longing for the end of its sickening suffering.
This is actually so useful to teach students what NOT to do, cause now I finally realise why documentation of code is important.
Man I wish I was a computer scientist because then this video would be even funnier
Edit:
Omg thanks for all the likes lmao
The worst part is you don't even have to be one. I read a beginners book on coding, yandere dev's skills don't go past the first three chapters. I made sense of his source code.. as a total beginner
Just know that every few lines it has to be spaced out and if it’s a continuous line then there have to be a couple of space bars if I learned right
Lara that’s actually sad. Wow.
I do Python but the concept for coding is mostly the same.
I want to see a computer scientist show yanderedev's work as something not to do to a class or something
is it just me or is the code of this game a little bad?
🤔🤔
Nah... couldn’t be...
Unless😳😳😳
@@Oracle_nav unless what? 😟
@@Soren_Ld unless....
Is it just me or this bad coding loking kinda t h i c c?
Be careful, yandere dev is falsely copy striking youtubers
Lol
Lol
Yeah, that assclown started doing that. Funny thing is, he thinks that that's gonna hide all the shit about him, when infact it's actually going to bring even more attention to him, because, well, many youtubers won't like his attempt at trying to shutdown entire channels. If the lazy fuck just finally started working on his game then this could've been avoided. Before, he might've done something, but now he has dug up his own grave, and the only remaining question is how long is he going to dig it for.
here is a fun idea, have chat gpt to rewrite yandere simulator
Chat gpt may not be the best at coding, but at least it's significantly better than yandev's
Professional Unity dev here, wanted to see how many parts of this code are completely unnecessary:
1:35 they're not doing the same thing exactly, as the array indexes are different. But I'm 90% sure this could be done in a much simpler way through a config file.
2:00 Type.ToString().ToLower() does this exactly
3:03 you can most likely replace this entire code by something like "string displayTime = time.ToString("hh:mm tt");"
3:41 config file again
4:47 scientists hate him: man reinvents division. lol yeah you can just write Mathf.RoundToInt(Affection / 25) as Affection is a float.
6:14 this makes me cry. I think he's remapped manually each bone for the male character. Obviously, this can be done with the animator
You know something's really bad when a professional says "this makes me cry".
Thank you for your explanation, people like me who aren't exactly sure what's the issue now understand it :)
@@velocilevon honestly none of this really affects performance, but it almost definitely affects how much time it takes him to code anything.
I think yandev really does work a lot more than people think, but because he does anything in such a tedious manner instead of researching how to do it well and structures his code extremely poorly so that it is difficult to modify, it probably takes him weeks to do what someone else would do in an hour.
@@Alicendre Does it *really* not affect performance when it's run every other frame?
Of course, I wouldn't know any better because I don't code (so honestly I can't judge), but like... The program needs to check all the variables before arriving at the proper one every. Single. frame. of the game.
So, again, does it *really* not affect performance?
@@therunawaygirl5096 Yes, a youtuber and developer called dyc3 made a deep analysis of yandere's codebase and performance and basically, the performance issues largely stem from his unoptimized meshes.
@@Alicendre yeah just cause hes lu ky that the unity compiler optimizes his code for him. Fuck me though, how do you develop with this kinda architecture m8?
I love how the knife code is basically just
“if knife knife then knife”
If this weapon matches a knife, it is a knife.
Lmao kek
i’m sorry, but the fact that female lover isn’t available is hilarious
Proof yanderedev is a scammer..
th-cam.com/video/Sa5A7AMjReE/w-d-xo.html
Thing is, since yandere dev has so much time he puts so many useless additions to game but for some reason doesn’t have the time to put in a lesbian lover? It really shouldn’t be that hard to put in anyway
@@thekoolaidtrain7668 I mean - he DID say that he won't make the playable character a male cause he'd find it. 'uncomfortable.' This not only leads to the theory that he made the game to be the self-insert senpai character who gets all the ladies, but he is also straighforwardly homophobic. He might only add a female senpai eventually cause he thinks lesbians are hot.
@@ri0tgh0ooul89 I wouldn't be surprised if he is actually homophobic
Gigantic Gay Virgin that’s what I was thinking, it’s very much like him
If you disrespect this dev, he would be mad;
else if you respect him, he would be happy;
else if you troll his discord server, you will be banned;
else return 0;
So i can troll his discord server all i want without getting banned as long as i respect him right?
@@refindoazhar1507 he's happy and will ban you
@@refindoazhar1507 He will happily abn you
So I’m 16, and I just started a coding class, because I’m going to be doing game design for my job.
(There’s only like 5 kids in the class we all are like Nintendo nerds and stuff XD)
Our teacher is a legend, and he said “I am going to show you a example of code you shouldn’t do, this is from the game yandere simulator. The guy who made this was probably dyslexic”
Lmaooooo keep the memes goin I like reading them xD
Even though idk anything about code and stuff, your teacher is a legend
your teacher is a legend (2)
BEAUTIFUL... *SNIFF*
TheCarelessArtist XD facts
Danilo Borja IKR
Me pretending to know what this code even means: haha so funny guys am I right haha...
I’m the same plus their laugh is infectious
even if you don’t know code you can tell how bad it is by the “else ifs”
@@uzxege5173 else ifs aren't bad, in fact, they are better than you. When u dont know how to use them, then its bad
Same, add that I don't speak that much English... For some reason I still love it
Mayte Gonzalez and that’s the fun part. Their laughs are also funny 😁
This is the best and the worst code I have seen
Best because its funny, for 6 years, it's like that
Worst ...yeah, why else if?
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Proof Yanderedev is innocent: th-cam.com/video/QNulS324Fww/w-d-xo.html
@@manlyman7629 what
@@elpanaderodelaesquina6207 did you click it
@@lewjyhj Im scared it has a virus or something. What did they send?
I think this heavily implies that this man was learning how to code in 2014, wrote bad code, and instead of fixing it, for the past 10 years, has been band-aiding problems to the point that the code is actually incomprehensible to a human.
the cat isnt even his creation. years ago i found a cat sim game with that exact cat
I'm pretty sure that cat model is in just about all cat simulator games
Yeah, a lot of stuff isn't his. Literally the STUDENT MODELS aren't his, yet he's making money off of them. At one point he stole the grass texture for the game without the artist's permission.
@@Comboowo The student models are from the store, the models for the chairs and stuff were made for him specifically (and cant be used by anyone else), no clue about the grass. Either way his coding is horrific
Unity store specifically*
that cat model is everywhere
Bruh this was what my Scratch game code looked like
Mine too
Sad part is your scratch game is probably better than this whole game's development progress
Same. Mines was unnecessarily messy but is spotless compared to Yandere Simulator's code.
Don't insult your scratch game coding. I for sure know that my scratch coding in 6th grade is way better than this
NAURR IM MAKING A SCRATCH YANSIM REMAKE
Yanderedev is a shining example of every one of the 7 sins all at once
7 Deadly sins of not following SOLIDS design principles or any principle for that matter
Greed? Yep, obvious, just look at the merch and a bunch of other stuff he's done to drain peoples wallets.
Lust? ...Samus clip. All im gonna say.
Wrath? Theres literal compilations of him just raging at people on twitch so, yep, check.
Envy? Not really sure, maybe like envying the code tinybuild made for him because it was better than his so he turned them down?
Sloth? Bro would rather stream a random game for like 12 hours than work on the code.
Pride? Not sure again, maybe the fact he acts like his game is brilliant and ignores and harasses anyone who says different?
Gluttony? I'm actually not really sure but he probably has done something relating to this.
And yeah he quite literally is them all at once.
@@OliverrOil Lust also applies to child grooming and giving a 16 year old Stockholm syndrome
Gluttony?
@@OliverrOil Envy could also be the fact that Yandere Sim clones have been coded in the past and there's been at least one incident where he threw a tantrum over one because it was making better progress for a bit and people were starting a hype train for the clone instead of his own game. P much all Yansim clones end up having their dev team implode due to internal drama but that's besides the point.
11:07 i love how his fps shoots up from 57 to 120 the second they time stop lmaooo
@@sapphire--9375 right :D
It'll probably take longer to "easify" the code than making a game from scratch.
@Kanashimi And that also from the foundation itself. Like when you making a redraw out of real life instead of your imagination... Of course it's faster.
@Kanashimi It's possible, with a larger, coordinated team and big budget. The game like Yandere Simulator is a really large project for one man. If you making a game with similar genre, it's a different story than making a spin-off of it.
@@GregorianMG Finally, common sense.
@Kanashimi You got a point, but YandereDev procrastinates working on the game. So if he didn't just waste all his time banning people for doing nothing and streaming and used that time on the game instead, the game would have been out already.
You didnt notice that when time stops, the code stops checking every students path and the frames per second increase the hell out.
Time is active: 70-50 fps
Time stops: 140 fps
holy shit ur right
I rather think all the students stop asking what time it is
@@hansdampf2284 Lmao
💀
when time stops, THE CLOCK IS STILL WORKING
Software engineer here , this code is bad agreed , but people are missing the point. The compiler makes optimizations for lots of branch statements . It accounts for that . The performance issues aren't because of this . As much as I appreciate the post ,this video just shows what everyone is showing .
The real performance issues is because his code is structured in a fashion where base entities like students ... Etc have buisness logic in them that polls for events . Forexample his time system that say if 3 pm do this if 4 do that . Instead of polling this can be done event driven . Where the clock / time manager is an entity that sends an event . And the base entities can subscribe to that event via a callback . this can be done asynchronous and it keeps the player objects lean instead of doing repeated logic and having objects that possible take too much memory to spawn because of all this logic.
In terms of the entities , these can be modeled better by inheritance . Instead of everyone being a student , they can all be people . Which inherit some shared methods . Etc ... the inheritance here would save on having a God class of if player type is student then do this otherwise do that . With inheritance you save on that bs logic and cleans up your code more . Just don't overuse it .
He uses too many global variables that can be accessed by other classes instead of abstracting state by events or a store .globals are a nightmare waiting to happen because if they are change within the system it can introduce bugs .
A tip for anyone going into any form of development .
If you feel like Everytime you look at your function it's fatiguing . It's probably too long . Your functions should. Be concise and straight to the point . If i as a code reviewer have to read your 400 line function ,then most probably I'm rejecting that pull request or commenting that it's not concise .
Take the time to consider the relations between your entities don't just hodge podge everything . Writing the code is the easy part . Archetecting it is hard and takes time . Make sure you do the latter well .
Don't ever .. use globals ... Unless it's needed . You should only use globals for injecting dependencies . Or wiring entities . Not for anything that contains state . As tracking that state change is hard .
Use data structures where they make sense . It's very easy for novice devs to make everything an array , but you need to understand what kind of operations you want to do with that structure . If it's just linear access then it's arrays for sure. If it's a key value pair probs a hashmap. If it's a chain of relations , then linked lists ...etc
Your classes (if you're doing object oriented programming ) should not be instantiating other classes directly from the constructor . It makes it impossible to mock and test . The only time you should be instantiating instances inside your class is if you're using code that isn't yours and doesn't require access outside the bounds of the program context , ie file network ... Etc . So like hashing libraries or sorting or whatever . That's fine to construct in the constructor or your methods.
Operations that take a long time should be made concurrent so the user doesn't have to wait . Forexample , making a big aggregate calculation. That you know is unoptimized garbage but you can't optimize it any further . Make it non blocking to the rest of your system , by spawning a thread or using an event loop. Most engines take care of that but sometimes you might find yourself needing that , maybe for a network request or maybe for accessing a file on the fly .
Underrated comment bruv
As a beginner dev I'm happy I have already seen half of the stuff you said. Not only know it but also had the chance to put it into practice.
Very well explained, thanks.
@@KreatorKat thanks man
@@siodidio the most important thing you should be good at or get better at is unit testing . Alot of cs students graduate hating unit testing because they don't understand it .
I had a stroke reading that but that’s understandable because I don’t understand anything about code
17 year old programmer here. I know 6 programming languages (including the same language YanDev uses which is C#). Seeing his time code made me die of laughter. Literally there is so much room for improvement and if he used his brain for once, he could've made changes. I guess he's too stubborn and lazy to even care.
You know what they say: you don't need to be a chef to know if the food is burnt. A non-programmer can look at the code and could sense that SOMETHING is off.
He clearly lacks an understanding of basic programming (and even fucking math) principles. How he managed to make a game that somewhat works I have no idea it's like a monkey bashing a keyboard and writing war and peace, like seriously, I respect his stubbornness to keep using his limited knowledge and not improving at all
Yeah
You are the same type of person to scream at cpp metaprogramming
Not really, that's kinda too specialised for an average person to tell
Even those two were admitting that they did not even understand the context and the mechanics of the language used. So, how then could someone without a knowledge of coding figure out that there's something wrong with the code? It's a bit nonsensical to say that. Kind of unwise. It feels like you're just saying that without any proper reason.
No wonder the game is taking this long if he’s coding PARAGRAPHS that could be run off 1 line scripts…
Yandere dev: the people who review my code don’t know anything about coding!
Professionals: what the hell is this
Edit: Jesus Christ that’s a lot of likes
edit: i keep coming back to at least 200 likes per day why are you liking my dumb joke he literally said this on reddit
Edit something: don’t respond to “Supreme guy”. It’s just a kid who wants attention on the internet. Feel free to read, but don’t respond. It’s not like your time is worth it
@Supreme Person no u
Supreme Person
lol
@Supreme Person
lol
Supreme Person lol
@Supreme Person Stfu
about the thumb thing: yes, he seriously did add a third joint to the thumb. he added an extra goddamn joint to the fucking thumbs. i know this because i've spent way too long messing around in pose mode to the point where i know every joint on those little freaks' godforsaken bodies. he does not know how thumbs work. it's absolutely fucking hilarious
I read the title as "rocket scientists review code for yandere simulator" I am blind now.
"Yandere Simulator Is sponsored by the following sponsors!"
"All a bunch of idiots"
*Legend*
Luni, the creator of Gacha Life, is also on the list of sponsors.
@@Apple_Bapple wait wha
@@ileanabriannemari Yep! check it out. Blue hat and glasses.
@@Apple_Bapple oh goddd-
@@Apple_Bapple *The pieces are coming together*
How the hell are we going to find the stand user.
the stand user:
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4
Lol
I like how stopping time boosts the fps by a huge amount that should tell you how poorly optimised the student pathfinding is
I like the fact that professional coders are laughing at this because how bad it is when most of us don't know what the hell is going on
I mean, I know nothing about coding, but I do know you have two digits in your thumb and three in the rest of your fingers! :D So, a little bit of everything for everyone to enjoy.
It's honestly impressive how Yandere dev keeps track of that messy code.
ikr
That's the neat part, he doesn't
Happens to people in different stuff, sometimes people have an ''order'' in what other people see chaos, and they wont change it because the better way or the organized way is as weird for them as if a 1600s dude saw the internet
@@kindertak5396 This. This absolute mess makes sense to him perfectly.
@@kindertak5396 Wow, a genius walking among these worms. I'm amazed.
I just realized, he separated the fingers not only by joints, but by gender as well. That's assigning the boys' fingers to be the same as the girls'.
I'm so upset
Its like he divided them up as if the boy hands were holding the gorls.
No, no that’s not right! I’ve looked at the code myself and the students/people in the game are actually Male and !Male, not “boy” and “girl”
@@nameredacted9119 Ahhh, is that so? Hm...Not sure if it would save any resources that way compared to having two different labels, but interesting way to go about it
@@Clionii I was so baffled by so much in the code. In many places in the Student script, he has his famous if else statements for handling some rendering for male and female students, but they are formatted as if(!Male){}else … why not switch these? It technically isn’t wrong to handle the not-male (aka girls) then have an else for all other students (aka only the boys, or Male = true), but why not have the statements as if(Male)…else ?? There is literally no reason. So many little things like that add up in the code, to the point where calling it “spaghetti” is generous. In one file, an entire function was just an if else, and I shit you not, this was the format:
if(A){
if(B){[code]} }
}else(B){[code]}
I guffawed when I saw this. I was sure I was reading something wrong due to formatting, but no… for one, a way more legible format would be :
If(B){
If(A){…}
else{…}
}
And sure, it wont affect the functionality, but it sure makes it easier to read and less convoluted. Also, if this function only does something if B is true, why not handle checking B before you call this function??? There is no reason to call this class if B is false…
Sorry to go on this rant lol. I just am so filled with disappointment and rage at this absolute mess of a “game”
@@nameredacted9119 I may not be good at coding, but this makes me sad
For those that don't know for the code shown starting at 3:38, it moves one button and setting the selected index for item selection, rather than selecting a different preset button.
Hopefully Aldroid sees this and understands the pain that I realize.
I’m in highschool and have just completed introductory coding classes and I could literally recreate this with some of my buds 😭
Bro please do
Lolll
Do this, man, I beg you!
Fun fact: Yandere dev's code radiates an aura that makes anyone feel a strong sense of disgust, this is why Even people that dont know how to code feel that this code is so bad
Now i know why i cant code in roblox
@@kaloz429mobile9 honestly.. just.. code.. thats how i started and learned the basics.. i just.. coded.. googled the thing i didnt know and kept it stored in my brain (takes a bit for me)
This is the prime example of "Hey if it works, it works."
They used the same attitude with the Therac-25, and look what happened there.
Todd Howard?
It just works, it just works
Little lies, stunning shows
People donate money flows, it just works
It just works, it just works
all of this just works
me realizing as a non-coder that Yandere COULD have used animations for most of this and countdowns.
Yandev: complains about the emails slowing his development
Also yandev: puts in unnecessary bs Easter eggs to better properties
He's just having fun with it I don't mind the easter eggs
@@randunker I don't mind them either. Most of them are pretty fun. The problem is that developing easter eggs has the same effect as reading all his emails: it slows game development. He's already determined to utilize code that takes ages to write. Why do that for things that don't matter when he can put time towards the actual game? If he was willing to learn how to read and write more efficient code, then putting out inconsequential bits now and then would be fine.
It would also be fine to put out inconsequential bits now and then if he didn't complain about emails slowing game development. Considering that most of the emails just ask or say the same things ("When is going to be finished?" and "I have an idea...", for the most part) and considering that every video he's made on the topic also provides roughly if not exactly the same answers ("I don't know" and "Leave me alone" being the most prominent), there's no reason for him to even read all those emails in the first place. He complains about reading them as though it's something he absolutely _MUST_ do, and that the only way out is for fans to stop emailing him or only do so if they have something really important to say.
But it's because he keeps responding to them that he keeps getting emails (how long have you talked with someone who always replies to you vs someone who never replies to you?), and it's his choice alone to read them, just as it's his choice alone to divert his attention away from game development in order to code easter eggs, or animate complaint videos, or come up with unrelated ideas that have no impact on the actual game (like making an explorable albeit empty town inspired by the Persona series).
Honestly, I think the real point of the game is just to have an environment (the school) in which to fool around with easter eggs. Nothing else matters, not the story, not the characters, not anything, because otherwise there'd be much less time spent on bonus content and much more time focused on developing the actual game.
Not to mention the creation of 1980s mode...there's only one rival in the main game, and Osana has been out for years, and yet he managed to fully code 10 rivals for a fucking *bonus mode.* At this point I'm convinced he's just stringing things along for the patreon money. Thank god that's been dwindling.
“This game has accumulated 70 bug fixes”
Terraria who has done that within it’s first year of development: Pathetic
Proof yanderedev is a scammer...
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I'm literally just a middle schooler that has no idea what is coding but I can clearly see that the code is spaghetti lmao
You'll see any code as a spaghetti, if this is a case
@@reknostarfox4690 wait till you make a literal spaghetti in visual scripting in ue4
Gamervirgins?
Not even spaghetti, a pile of horse shit
This isn't what coders mean by spaghetti, this is just someone who doesn't know how to write even slightly efficient code. Please don't talk about shit you don't know.
I don't know anything about coding but I've been learning blender for a while now and what I've learned is that if what you're doing is really tedious and repetitive, there's almost always a way to do it more efficiently