As is C# standard, you shouldnt really have public fields exposed and should use get properties instead.
An example of where this currently isnt the case is the DamageEvent class.
Some events are properly using properties, while some arent. This should be fixed to get the codebase all around up to standard.
As is C# standard, you shouldnt really have public fields exposed and should use get properties instead. An example of where this currently isnt the case is the DamageEvent class.
Some events are properly using properties, while some arent. This should be fixed to get the codebase all around up to standard.