That was the answer I was afraid of getting.

Here in Sauerbraten, we are fearless, for that is the description of the job.

Kudos to whoever figures out what i'm referencing.

That sounds like something I've heard a billion times, but I just cant quite put my finger on it.

Maybe an incredible stupid question, but what does the term "hard coded" actually means?
I have read an article about it on Wikipedia, but didn't got any more wise, so do me a favour and please don't put a link to that.

The term hard-coded refers to code that has to be compiled in order to be executed, in simple words.

@RaZgRiZ
lolwut? no.

@Suicizer
from wiki: "input or configuration data directly into the source code of a program or other executable object"
Basically you don't let a part of the application be customizable and in some respects, accessible.

oh woops, wrong term explanation :D

So, you actually only describe the certain value which you would like to have?

the difference:

p = new person
p.speed = 100

function move(){
p.pos += p.speed
}

hard coded:

p = new person

function move(){
p.pos += 100 // aka we are hard coding (not making it a variable)
}
//end

In most cases it may not seem like a big deal to hard code stuff but later when your like i want p (person) to move at 300 instead of 100... then u have to find all the spots that you used 100... and thats why hard coding shit sucks -.-

chasester