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Originally Posted by ****** 5) Don't use monolithic callbacks. Use libraries like y_commands and y_dialogs to avoid having to put everything under `OnPlayerCommandText` and the like. This is yet another way of ensuing that all related code appears in a single file. As a good rule-of-thumb files should be no more than 1000 lines long, and functions 100 lines. As verc said, for other callbacks you can split them up with y_hooks.

I didn't use y_hooks or any other hook method and my code ended up like this:
Forexample, if the module file's name is WeaponShop

PHP Code:

forward WS_OnGameModeInit();
public WS_OnGameModeInit()
{
    //code
} 


And then in the main game mode file

PHP Code:

public OnGameModeInit()
{
    WS_OnGameModeInit();
} 


Is this a bad idea??

@OP, don't put your module files in includes folder, put them in a child directory in gamemodes folder.