Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this “basp loadout” thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a bit of a journey. I figured I’d share what I’ve been up to, ’cause why not? Maybe it’ll help someone else out, or maybe you’ll just get a kick out of my struggles.
Getting Started
First off, I had to figure out what I even wanted to do. I mean, “basp loadout” is pretty broad, right? I decided to focus on setting up a basic, repeatable setup. Something I could use as a starting point for future projects, instead of starting from scratch every single time.
The Tools
So, I grabbed my trusty text editor. I’m keeping things simple. Started a new file, just a plain text file.
The Process
I started by just writing down everything I usually do when I start a new project. You know, the boring stuff:
- Create a directory: Yup, gotta have a place to put all the files.
- Initialize it: Make empty file.
- Do some coding: Write my code in it.
- Test it out: Make sure everything is work find.
I just kept adding to the list. Anything I could think of that I repeatedly do, I wrote it down. It got pretty long, actually. A lot longer than I expected.
Making it Reusable
The real trick was figuring out how to make this whole mess reusable.I started playing around with it, trying different *.I did it.
The End Result (For Now)
It’s not perfect, far from it. But it’s a start. I can now copy this file, tweak a few things, and boom – I’ve got a basic project setup ready to go. It saves me a ton of time, especially on those days when I’m feeling particularly lazy. I plan to keep refining this, adding more stuff as I go. Maybe I’ll even turn it into something really cool eventually. Who knows? For now, it’s just my little helper, and I’m pretty happy with it.
