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Asked By | Meztli |
When i instance a inner class from my autoload whether its in the autoload or another scene i always get two reference.
class Card:
var name: String
var description: String
var energy_cost: int
var effect_one: String
var effect_two: String
func _init(name, description, energy_cost, effect_one, effect_two):
self.name = name
self.description = description
self.energy_cost = energy_cost
self.effect_one = effect_one
self.effect_two = effect_two
# effect
# d = damage
# b = block
# n = none
func _ready():
# create the cards in the game
card_strike = Card.new("Strike", "Deal 5 damage", 1, "d5", "n")
card_defend = Card.new("Defend", "Gain 5 block", 1, "b5", "n")
print(card_strike)`
when i print it i get this
[Reference:1271]
[Reference:1274]
and when i add it to an array i get this
[[Reference:1271]]
[[Reference:1274]]`
and when i try to add multiple to an array i get this
[[Reference:1271], [Reference:1271], [Reference:1271], [Reference:1271], [Reference:1271]]
[[Reference:1274], [Reference:1274], [Reference:1274], [Reference:1274], [Reference:1274]]
when the class is not in a autoload i only get one reference, why is this happening and how can i fix it?
Where was card_strike introduced?
I see it is without a varkeyword in code, so it must have been introduced in different scope? It must be there when issue happens
Inces | 2022-12-30 11:57