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Asked By | ndrc |
Dear community,
while working on a project for school, a problem turned out that really messed everything up. The project I’m working on is level-based. Every level (root is Node2D) has got an instance of the player scene, containing a Camera2D as a child so that the cam moves along the player. Also, there is a Control-Node which is supposed to draw the GUI. Here is the very simple script for the Control-Node:
extends Control
func _process(delta):
update();
pass
func _draw():
draw_circle(get_viewport().get_mouse_position(),50,Color(0,0,0));
pass
Basically, it draws the circle fine, until the Camera2D-Node moves. Then the circle instantly disappers. When the Camera comes back to it’s former position, the circle comes back again. The cam just temporarly disables the _draw function of the Control Node when it doesn’t like it’s position. How is that possible?
For more Info, the Camera2D-Node:
[node name="Camera2D" type="Camera2D" parent="Player"]
current = true
limit_left = 0
limit_top = 0
limit_bottom = 0
drag_margin_left = 0.0
drag_margin_top = 0.0
drag_margin_right = 0.0
drag_margin_bottom = 0.0