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Asked By | DrewS |
I have a script Mouse_Over.gd that is attached to an Area that when hovered over the selected nodepaths (meshes) are toggled visible. This script is inherited in a couple other scripts for more complex interaction. Now, this script is attached through its inherited scripts to two different objects, each object has a number of meshes its suppose to toggle. Object A toggles two meshes and Object B toggles 1 mesh. But when I print out the list of meshes, both objects show they have all three meshes. They should be separate, if I hover over Object A, Object B’s meshes should not be toggled.
Mouse_Over:
extends Area
export(Array, NodePath) var highlight_meshes_paths: Array;
var highlight_meshes: Array;
var moused_over: bool = false;
func _ready() -> void:
if self.highlight_meshes_paths.size() > 0:
for path in self.highlight_meshes_paths:
self.highlight_meshes.append(self.get_node(path));
self.connect("mouse_entered", self, "_on_mouse_enter");
self.connect("mouse_exited", self, "_on_mouse_leave");
func _process(delta: float) -> void:
if Input.is_mouse_button_pressed(BUTTON_LEFT):
self.left_click();
if Input.is_mouse_button_pressed(BUTTON_RIGHT):
self.right_click();
func _on_mouse_enter() -> void:
self.moused_over = true;
print(self.highlight_meshes);
for mesh in self.highlight_meshes:
mesh.visible = true;
func _on_mouse_leave() -> void:
self.moused_over = false;
for mesh in self.highlight_meshes:
mesh.visible = false;
func left_click() -> void:
pass
func right_click() -> void:
pass
Item_3d.gd:
extends "res://Mouse_Over.gd"
func _input(event: InputEvent) -> void:
if self.moused_over && event is InputEventMouseButton:
if event.pressed && event.button_index == BUTTON_LEFT:
print("pick up")
Item_3d.tscn:
RigidBody
+--- CollisionShape
+--- MeshInstance
+--- MeshInstance2 // hidden, toggled via mouse_over
+--- Area // script attached
+--- CollisionShape
Chest.gd:
extends "res://Mouse_Over.gd"
export var animation_player_path: NodePath;
var animation_player: AnimationPlayer;
var played_animation: bool = false;
var container: Panel;
var container_placed: bool = false;
func _ready() -> void:
assert(self.animation_player_path != null);
self.animation_player = self.get_node(self.animation_player_path);
self.container = preload("res://UI/container/Inventory_base.tscn").instance();
self.container.connect("container_closed", self, "_on_container_closed");
func left_click() -> void:
if !self.container_placed:
Globals.UI_layer.add_child(self.container);
self.container_placed = true;
if !self.played_animation && self.moused_over:
var animation: Animation = self.animation_player.get_animation("ArmatureAction");
animation.track_set_interpolation_type(0, 0);
self.animation_player.play("ArmatureAction");
self.played_animation = true;
self.container.visible = true;
func _on_container_closed() -> void:
if self.played_animation:
self.animation_player.play_backwards("ArmatureAction");
self.played_animation = false;
Chest.tscn:
Spatial
+--- Area // script
| +--- CollisionShape
+--- Spatial // Referenced scene
+--- MeshInstance
+--- Armature
| +--- AnimationPlayer
| +--- MeshInstance2
| +--- MeshInstance3 // hidden, toggled via mouse_over
+--- MeshInstance 4 // hidden, toggled via mouse_over
Both chest and item_3d are instanced into the same scene under a spatial, when I hover over 1 of them, both of the objects meshes are toggled. What should I be doing to ensure that the only meshes being toggled are the correct ones? In the editor the chest’s highlight_meshes_paths only shows the 2 correct meshes in the array, and item_3d only shows the one correct mesh it should use, yet all 3 are toggled when either are moused over.