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Asked By | Aryn |
I’m trying to save the player path as a variable, so I can instance it by code:
var player = load("res://scenes/Player/Player.tscn") as PackedScene
$PlayerStart.add_child(player.instance())
It works well at the godot editor, but crashes at the export for windows.
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Reply From: | avencherus |
If that’s all there is to it, I would suggest checking that the .tscn file or the folder is exactly the same upper/lower case. I have noticed that the editor is case-insensitive with resource paths, but builds are not.
Yeah I checked this, but the problem wasn’t it. But it’s fixed now:
For some reason it worked after I just created another scene and make the player again, with the same resources and scripts. Now the problem is gone.
Thank you anyway 
Aryn | 2019-06-18 22:16
Same issue…
as i started following the file name snake_case after some time of the project…
fixed by recreating the levels
deleted and reimported art files with snake_case
paruthidotexe | 2021-08-27 00:24
Thanks for that, helped me find my issue which was incorrect capitalisation in a PackedScene preload path.
uvmain | 2022-02-25 03:34