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Asked By | 10xyz |
extends Node2D
var tree = preload("res://Objects/Tree.tscn")
var randomX = (randi() % 5561 + -2253)
var randomY = (randi() % 4395 + -1821)
func _spawn_tree():
var Tree = tree.instance()
Tree.global_position = ???
This is a Tree Spawner. I have 2 values, randomX and randomY
I want to set the position of “Tree” using these 2 values. How can I do this?
Note: Tree is already the name of a class in Godot, so your variable is conflicting with it (maybe not an error in your case tho).
Here are some suggestions to improve the code:
extends Node2D
# Use uppercase name suffixed with `Scene` so it is clear it is a scene,
# and `const` can be used because `preload` is run when the script is
# parsed, not when *instances of the script* are run.
# it also prevents it from being accidentally modified.
const TreeScene = preload("res://Objects/Tree.tscn")
var randomX = (randi() % 5561 + -2253)
var randomY = (randi() % 4395 + -1821)
func _spawn_tree():
# Rename variable to match more standard naming convention
# and avoid ambiguity with existing class name
var tree = TreeScene.instance()
tree.global_position = Vector2(randomX, randomY)
Zylann | 2022-02-23 14:01