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How can I get a node in a scene and chnage it to another node by instancing the node
i tried this but it didn't really work.But it suprisingly printed the correct instanced sprite that I expected it to:

func _ready():
var sprite = get_child(3)

sprite = load("res://assets/super_platforms/slide_and_slope_straight.tscn").instance() #the same sprite remains

print(sprite.name)# it prints out the root node of the instanced scene,which is part of what its supposed to do

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can you do something like this?

var sprite = get_child(3)
var new_sprite = load("res://assets/super_platforms/slide_and_slope_straight.tscn").instance()

# set any properties that need to be set
new_sprite.position = sprite.position

sprite.visible = false
queue_free(sprite)
add_child(new_sprite)
by (1,663 points)

Thanks worked well except that I had to change queue_free(sprite) to sprite.queue_free()

oh, duh, sorry about that. glad you got it worked out!

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