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In OOP, this refers to a lower-level class using the definition for a higher-level class' methods or properties.
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Best way to implement a class or interface for a set of UI buttons that only differ in their...
I have three types of UI buttons that go on a cooldown bar:
A traditional cooldown bar button where once the corresponding key is pressed, a timer shows over the button and dims the texture.
A butto …
