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Asked By | Exos9 |
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Old Version | Published before Godot 3 was released. |
Hey so I am finishing a game and I have a major glitch of asteroids not spawning in correctly… They just don’t spawn whatsoever… Nothing even appears in debug. Here are all the codes linked to the rocks:
var rock = preload("res://rock.xml")
var rockCount = 0
var rockArray = []
func game(delta):
var timeSinceLastRock = 0
timeSinceLastRock = timeSinceLastRock * delta
if timeSinceLastRock > 1:
rock()
timeSinceLastRock = 0
if Input.is_action_pressed("ui_focus_next"):
if IsSpacePressed == false:
fire()
IsSpacePressed = true
else:
IsSpacePressed = false
var shipPos = get_node("spaceship").get_pos()
if Input.is_action_pressed("ui_left"):
shipPos.x = shipPos.x - 300 * delta
if Input.is_action_pressed("ui_right"):
shipPos.x = shipPos.x + 300 * delta
get_node("spaceship").set_pos(shipPos)
var laserid = 0
for laser in laserArray:
var laserPos = get_node(laser).get_pos()
laserPos.y = laserPos.y - 300 * delta
get_node(laser).set_pos(laserPos)
if laserPos.y < 0:
get_node(laser).queue_free()
laserArray.remove(laserid)
laserid = laserid + 1
var rockid = 0
for rock in rockArray:
var rockPos = get_node(rock).get_pos()
rockPos.y = rockPos.y + 150 * delta
get_node(rock).set_pos(rockPos)
if rockPos.y > 720:
get_node(rock).queue_free()
rockArray.remove(rockid)
rockid = rockid + 1
var laserid = 0
for laser in laserArray:
var rockid = 0
for rock in rockArray:
var rockPos = get_node(rock).get_pos()
var laserPos = get_node(laser).get_pos()
if laserPos.y < rockPos.y:
if laserPos.x > rockPos.x - 10:
if laserPos.x < rockPos.x + 10:
get_node(rock).queue_free()
rockArray.remove(rockid)
get_node(laser).queue_free()
laserArray.remove(laserid)
score = score + 1
get_node("score").set_text(str(score))
rockid = rockid + 1
laserid = laserid + 1
var rockid = 0
for rock in rockArray:
var rockPos = get_node(rock).get_pos()
var shipPos = get_node("ship").get_pos()
if rockPos.y > 500:
if (rockPos.x -10) < (shipPos.x + 50):
if (rockPos.x + 10) < (shipPos.x - 50):
get_node("score").set_text("CRASH!!")
gameRunning = false
#END OF FUNCTION
And the spawning function:
func rock():
var rock_instance = rock.instance()
rock_instance.set_name("rock"+str(rockCount))
add_child(rock_instance)
var rockPos = get_node("rock"+str(rockCount)).get_pos()
rockPos.x = rand_range(0, 320)
rockPos.y = -5
get_node("rock"+str(rockCount)).set_pos(rockPos)
rockArray.push_back("rock"+str(rockCount))
rockCount = rockCount + 1
print(rockArray)
#END OF FUNCTION
To clarify, they are instanced without error, but you cannot see them?
Zylann | 2016-05-26 22:57
var timeSinceLastRock = 0
timeSinceLastRock = timeSinceLastRock * delta
if timeSinceLastRock > 1:
This will always be 0. How does that work?
duke_meister | 2016-05-26 23:40
First, you named your function game(delta). I suspect you want it to be called on every frame, so you must call it from _process(delta).
Second, timeSinceLastRock is always zero because you declare it as a local variable, it won’t be remembered across frames. So instead, to spawn things at time intervals you should do something like this:
# Member variable
var timeSinceLastRock = 0
func _ready():
# Tell Godot we run on every frame
set_process(true)
func _process(delta):
game(delta) # or you could put the contents of game() here, it doesn't matters
func game(delta):
# Increment the variable
timeSinceLastRock += delta
if timeSinceLastRock > 1:
# One second passed, spawn a rock!
rock()
# Reset time
timeSinceLastRock = 0
...
Note that you can also do this with a Timer node.
Zylann | 2016-05-28 11:22