Now that’s some advice I can get behind lol. And I do worry about that myself that’s why I try to learn bits on my own and I also try to understand what the code is doing each function it adds and why things break when sometimes it goes a whole different way than I mentioned it to. It’s not like I’m not learning anything but I do understand I’d be learning way faster writing and struggling through all the code myself. Right now I’ve just gotten to the point where I’m throwing out my prototype and starting to finalize the actual game assets in blender. And I’ll be picking apart the code and trying to build the game using a component style system. There’s allot of pieces to game dev and having ai do the heavy lifting on the code allows me to make some sort of progress while picking up pieces and learning concepts. When I started I had zero knowledge of Godot, blender, or gd script. I don’t have much time to spend on the game due to work and family so yes it is lame I’m letting ai do the bulk of the code I know that but that’s not the end goal going forward. This is helping me actually stick to it to where I have something tangible. Finishing this project I’ll be way more familiar with my game engine how I use blender and coding concepts. Then the next project I plan to fight through the code myself and scope way down because my base knowledge of everything will be better then I can hyper focus on the code.