Hmm okay this is weird. What happens when you remove the type from the array?
I removed the type hints on both array and the error still presists
But theres no error when the resource extends CardEffect instead of EffectMove?
Yes exactly
This similar issue suggests to clear the cache and restart the engine, because the cache might be corrupted:
So delete the .godot folder and start the engine again. Maybe do a backup of the folder, eventhough that shouldnt be neccessary. Note that this will lead to the engine having to reimport all the assets which might take a bit, depending on the number of assets
Thanks for the idea.
Sadly it still doesnât work.
hm okay. Inside the .godot folder is a âglobal_script_class_cache.cfgâ-file. Open it and look for your EfffectMove-class
I came into this problem too, I removed the type definition in array( like this in your code:
@export var cards: Array[CardResource] = []
// I changed it into this
@export var cards: Array = []
and it works
hope this can help you
I fixed it by forcing the variable in the has() argument to be of the typed variable.
Enemy extends Entity
target is Entity
data.enemy_occupants is Array[Enemy]
has_target just a bool
Creates the error:
if data.enemy_occupants.has(target):
has_target = true
Error no longer present:
if target is Enemy:
if data.enemy_occupants.has(target):
has_target = true
I had a similar issue to that of the OP as well, and @crene_chu âs solution worked for me, so thanks for posting!
I wanted to add that I ended up being able to add my type back in by providing a type hint to the ResourceLoader like this (using the OPâs types):
var cr = ResourceLoader.load(file_path, âCardResourceâ)
Hello, I also encountered this issue. After investigating, I found the root cause: some scene files (.tscn) or resource files (.tres) in the project had invalid UID references â they were likely manually hardcoded. The solution was: delete those files (or delete the corresponding .uid files) and let Godot regenerate the correct UIDs. That resolved the problem.