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Asked By | Lenacius |
Hi,
I’m a DM using Godot to create an application to improve my DnD campaigns.
In the actual stage, I’m still developing the class diagrams and so on, but I found an error that is not, actually, an error (if I can put it like this).
I have this class called Character, which have some attributes, and its child called Dwarf.
The issue shows up when I try to use any of the Character’s attributes on Dwarf’s functions.
extends Character
class_name Dwarf
func _init().():
Name = "Test" # just an example
The error then shows up, pointing to the line, but the code works still run fine.
There’re anyway to ignore those errors or I’m making a huge mistake that I didn’t saw yet?
What’s with
func _init().():
Is that a typo?
exuin | 2021-04-25 17:06
exuin, this is valid syntax to pass arguments to the parent constructor: GDScript basics — Godot Engine (3.3) documentation in English
However, you don’t need to do this if the parent constructor doesn’t take any arguments.
Calinou | 2021-04-25 20:36
I see it’s like super
exuin | 2021-04-25 20:38
I’m leaving this way because it will have some arguments, I’m just very confused with the error showing. ^^’
Lenacius | 2021-04-25 21:32
I had a similar strange error in the class inherited from a class inherited from the Node. The error claimed that the get_node function was not found. The solution was to fix all the errors of the parent classes
Mak | 2021-04-28 15:33