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Asked By | King C rocodile |
I followed a tutorial for this weapon switching system. Its supposed to hide and deactivate the script of the guns that are not the current gun. However it doesn’t seem to actually deactivate the hidden guns.
i got a weapon manager with this script:
var current_weapon_index = 0
func _ready():
for child in get_child_count():
get_child(child).hide()
get_child(child).set_process(false)
get_child(current_weapon_index).show()
get_child(current_weapon_index).set_process(true)
func _process(delta):
if current_weapon_index == get_child_count():
current_weapon_index = 0
if Input.is_action_just_pressed("weapon_switch"):
current_weapon_index = current_weapon_index + 1
switch_weapons()
func switch_weapons():
for child in get_child_count():
get_child(child).hide()
get_child(child).set_process(false)
get_child(current_weapon_index-1).show()
get_child(current_weapon_index-1).set_process(true)
and a gun script:
onready var pistol_anims = $pistolanims
onready var pistol_smoke = $pistoleffectsmanager/pistolsmoke
onready var pistol_flare = $pistoleffectsmanager/pistolflare
func shoot():
if Input.is_action_just_pressed("fire"):
#if !pistol_anims.is_playing():
print("shot")
pistol_anims.play("RESET")
pistol_anims.play("shoot")
pistol_smoke.emitting = true
pistol_flare.emitting = true
func _physics_process(_delta):
if Input.is_action_pressed("fire"):
shoot()
the problem is that if gun2 is selected and I shoot, then switch back to gun1, the particles and print(“shot”) still comes up 2 times from one click, as both guns are shooting once each.
how can I fix this so whenever gun1 is selected, gun2 is deactivated?
Help is badly appreciated!
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jgodfrey | 2022-08-11 15:07
alright i think ive fixed the formatting
King C rocodile | 2022-08-11 15:16
There are definitely still some indention problems above. Since gdscript is indention dependent, that’s a problem for interpreting the code.
For example, this indention is wrong:
func _process(delta):
if current_weapon_index == get_child_count():
And, if this code is indented as shown in the forum, it looks potentially problematic to me.
for child in get_child_count():
get_child(child).hide()
get_child(child).set_process(false)
get_child(current_weapon_index).show()
get_child(current_weapon_index).set_process(true)
But, I don’t know how your actual code is formatted. Please try to clean that up.
jgodfrey | 2022-08-11 15:50
To be fair it didn’t look like that on my PC, but i see what you mean here on my cellphone.
The indentation is different in the script
King C rocodile | 2022-08-11 17:08