@TheAmazemanRBLX @CM32Roblox Everything else is just Cool & Useful Stuff You Can Do Now That Your Code is Files, and can wait until you're interested
@TheAmazemanRBLX @CM32Roblox Don't let all the talk of version control and stuff spook you. Start simple: Rojo itself pretty much just syncs Lua files on your PC to scripts in Studio
Right out of the box, that means you can use any code editor you like, and never again lose code if Studio crashes
@LMH_Hutch I always do A because that way it's clear what's happening just by looking at the vector. Always doing B would be annoying but fine too.
But using both depending on whether you're adding or subtracting is the worst because you can't just look at the vector anymore.