[iggy1]

I'm writing a mini-games mode this is the approach i have taken.

• Defines.
• Samp and third party includes (max players in between, redefined directly below a_samp).
• Enums
• Global variables.
• Gamemode custom includes (so they can use global variables very easily)
• Main gamemode code

Even some of my callbacks are in separate files and i have not bothered hooking them. Callbacks like OnQueryFinish and OnDialogResponse that take up a lot of room i tend to put in their own file.

Until about a year ago i just used 3rd party includes and had all of my code in one file. I wrote a fairly large gamemode. When i had a break from scripting (about 3 months only) i came back to do some updates and found the code was just too unmanageable. It looked like obfuscated code, even though i never intended it to be, it was ok for me to update before i had the break. This is the reason i started keeping things in different files. So far so good. If i want to add something to a game, i just open that games file and add it. Without having to endlessly search a large gamemode. Which still takes a long time using Ctrl+F or Ctrl+G. Time which could be better spent adding new features.