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Asked By | VarionDrakon |
Good time of day. Friends, such a question of “optimization” (Yes, it sounds funny) is there a load on the system, from a disabled (Hidden, disabled, whatever) node?
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Reply From: | Calinou |
Hiding a node will generally improve performance, but only to a certain extent. Most importantly, hiding a node will not prevent its _process() and _physics_process() functions from running. If you want to prevent that, check whether the node is visible using is_visible_in_tree() before running tasks that are only useful when the node is visible. (Note that this check has a cost, so only do it if the node has a high likelihood to be hidden.)