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Kia Azad |
I have a reference to a node:
var player
func _ready():
player = get_node("/root/World/map/Player")
and an array:
var dialogue_1 = [
[player],
"Nice to meet you Somebody",
]
but when I print:
print(dialogue_1[0][0])
it gives me Null, what is the proper way to store a reference to a node inside a list?
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kidscancode |
It has nothing to do with storing it in an array. If you try print(player)
in _ready()
you’ll see it’s null as well.
You can’t call up the tree in _ready()
because wherever this node is, “World” is not ready yet. Nodes become ready in reverse tree order - children first, parents last.
I’ve already tested print(player.name)
and got player
so I’m pretty sure that part works
Kia Azad | 2020-05-12 07:06
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Reply From: |
Kia Azad |
Found the problem, my dialogue was defined after the _ready()
block but outside it, once I’ve moved it inside the problem was solved.