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Asked By | JiaoZiKai |
The title says it all, I am writing a script that changes the size of enemies but when I touch the enemy every enemy grows not just the one I am touching.
func _on_Hit_body_entered(body):
body.radius += 50
very simple but doesn’t work on just the one I touch. Is there a way to have prefabs like unity that have their own instance of the script so this doesn’t happen?
How are you instancing enemies?
Are the enemies a scene?
deaton64 | 2021-01-11 17:11
The enemy is a scene and I add it to the game multiple times
JiaoZiKai | 2021-01-11 17:27
Can you paste some code how you are doing this please?
Or the project, if you can.
deaton64 | 2021-01-11 17:32
here are the two scripts that interact,
Player script
extends KinematicBody2D
var radius = 25
var pos = Vector2(0,0)
var col = Color(0,0,0)
var moveSpeed = 3
var movement = Vector2()
var maxSpeed = 4
var isShrinking = false
var isGrowing = false
func _draw():
draw_circle(pos, radius, col)
pass
func _process(delta):
#$CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius
#$Hit/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius + 50 #this is the one with problems
if $Hit/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius != radius + 1:
_update_colliders()
if Input.is_action_pressed("d"):
movement.x += moveSpeed
elif Input.is_action_pressed("a"):
movement.x -= moveSpeed
else :
movement.x = 0
if Input.is_action_pressed("w"):
movement.y -= moveSpeed
elif Input.is_action_pressed("s"):
movement.y += moveSpeed
else :
movement.y = 0
if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_up"):
radius += 5
elif Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_down"):
radius -= 5
move_and_slide(movement)
update()
if isShrinking:
_shrink()
if isGrowing:
_grow()
pass
func _update_colliders():
$Hit/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius + 1
$CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius
func _shrink():
print("SHRINKING!")
radius -= 1
if radius <= 0:
_die()
#$Hit/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius + 5
func _grow():
print("GROWING!")
radius += 1
#$Hit/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius + 5
func _die():
queue_free()
func _on_Hit_area_entered(area):
if area.get_parent().radius > radius:
#isShrinking = true
#area.get_parent().isGrowing = true
pass
elif area.get_parent().radius < radius:
#isGrowing = true
#area.get_parent().isShrinking = true
pass
#print(area.CollisionShape2D.shape.radius)
func _on_Hit_area_exited(area):
isGrowing = false
isShrinking = false
area.get_parent().isShrinking = false
area.get_parent().isGrowing = false
func _on_Hit_body_entered(body):
print("body entered")
body.radius += 50
enemy script
extends KinematicBody2D
var radius = 15
var pos = Vector2(0,0)
var col = Color(0,0,1)
var moveSpeed = 3
var movement = Vector2()
var maxSpeed = 4
var isShrinking = false
var isGrowing = false
func _draw():
draw_circle(pos, radius, col)
pass
func _process(delta):
if $Area2D/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius != radius:
_update_colliders()
#move_and_slide(movement)
update()
if isShrinking:
_shrink()
if isGrowing:
_grow()
pass
func _update_colliders():
$CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius
$Area2D/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius
func _shrink():
print("SHRINKING!")
radius -= 1
if radius <= 0:
_die()
_update_colliders()
#$Hit/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius + 5
func _grow():
print("GROWING!")
radius += 1
_update_colliders()
#$Hit/CollisionShape2D.shape.radius = radius + 5
func _die():
queue_free()
func _activate_shrink():
isShrinking = true
func _activate_grow():
isGrowing = true
func _on_Area2D_area_entered(area):
#if area.get_parent().radius > radius:
#isShrinking = true
#elif area.get_parent().radius < radius:
#isGrowing = true
pass
func _on_Area2D_area_exited(area):
isGrowing = false
isShrinking = false
I built this in unity in 5 minutes but I am not sure what I am doing wrong in godot
JiaoZiKai | 2021-01-11 17:46
sorry I just reviewed this code and it is pretty messy from my trying new things
JiaoZiKai | 2021-01-11 17:49
How are you getting the enemies into the scene?
if you are duplicating them within the editor, then that could be your problem.
Add them with code:
var nme = load("res://nme.tscn")
nme1 = nme.instance()
add_child(nme1)
deaton64 | 2021-01-11 18:00
Ah, so every enemy I would like to place in a game needs to be added by code? should I create a new node that loads itself as the enemy scene?
JiaoZiKai | 2021-01-11 18:14
I tried this code and it created a new instance but when I collide it still makes all of the others grow too
JiaoZiKai | 2021-01-11 18:21
That’s what I do, I can track them all that way.
Have a Google, there should be a ton of tutorials for this.
deaton64 | 2021-01-11 18:21
cool cool, I have searched a bunch but maybe I am searching the wrong things… Thanks for the time man, I will see what I can figure out and try a new project and if I can’t get it maybe I will just go back to unity
JiaoZiKai | 2021-01-11 18:29
Yes, it’s all about what you feel comfortable with. I started with Unity, went to GameMaker, then Defold, back to Unity and then Godot.
I like Godot, I prefer it to all the others I’ve used. It doesn’t mean it’s the best, I just feel comfortable with it.
deaton64 | 2021-01-11 22:25
sprite duplication in godot is really weird
Amateur.game.dev. | 2021-01-14 17:59