Callable don`t work in autoload

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Godot Version

4.1.2

Question

In my game when player pick up item call func “add_item(item, where)”. (where it’s place where it must add inventory/hot bar/chest)

extends Node

@onready var inventory_slot_scene = preload("res://scene/UI/Inventory/Inventory Slots/inventory_slot.tscn")

var inventories = {
	"inventory": [],
	"hot_bar": [],
	"chest": []
}

const INVENTORY_SIZE = 30
const HOT_BAR_SIZE = 10


var player_node: Node = null

var dragged_slot = null

signal inventory_updated
signal hot_bar_updated
signal chest_updated

 
func _ready():
	inventories["inventory"].resize(INVENTORY_SIZE)
	inventories["hot_bar"].resize(HOT_BAR_SIZE)

func inventory_signal_emit():
	inventory_updated.emit()
	print("work")

func hot_bar_signal_emit():
	hot_bar_updated.emit()

func chest_signal_emit():
	chest_updated.emit()

func add_item(item, where):
	var updated = where + "_signal_emit"
	for i in range(inventories[where].size()):
		if inventories[where][i] != null and inventories[where][i]["name"] == item["name"] and inventories[where][i]["type"] == "stackable":
			inventories[where][i]["quantity"] += item["quantity"]
			Callable(self, updated)
			return true
		elif inventories[where][i] == null:
			inventories[where][i] = item
			Callable(self, updated)
			return true
	return false

When times use callable nothing happen.

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This line creates a Callable, but doesn’t call it, you may get a warning along the lines of “Statement has no effect”

try self.call(updated)

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