cool, whatever works for you :)
I would say to you that you should definatly bookmark this page and then come back to it in a couple of months.
Once you reach a certain amount of code, or a certain situation, such as if you wanted to create one of your cubes again somewhere else in the code, thats when you will find functions really can take you too the next level and be able to code bigger programs (in terms of complexity and lines of code).
Using your stuff as an example, if find later in your program that you need to rebuild your set of cubes in a different order, or location, or just want to rebuild one cube a different way, then you probably will have to do a gosub or copy/paste your code. This can lead to a very slippery slope of loosing how you understand your program, especially if you take a break for a couple of days/weeks and come back to it.
I would say to you that you should definatly bookmark this page and then come back to it in a couple of months.
Once you reach a certain amount of code, or a certain situation, such as if you wanted to create one of your cubes again somewhere else in the code, thats when you will find functions really can take you too the next level and be able to code bigger programs (in terms of complexity and lines of code).
Using your stuff as an example, if find later in your program that you need to rebuild your set of cubes in a different order, or location, or just want to rebuild one cube a different way, then you probably will have to do a gosub or copy/paste your code. This can lead to a very slippery slope of loosing how you understand your program, especially if you take a break for a couple of days/weeks and come back to it.