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Asked By | si444n |
I have a problem when one of the player entered the door the game will end and I want when one of the player entered the door the wont end and it will need the 2 players to be on the door to end. So here my code and i tried using ‘and’/‘&&’ and still wont work.
extends Area2D
func _on_GoalDoor_body_entered(body):
if body.name == "Player":
body.end()
if body.name == "Player2":
body.end()
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Reply From: | zeludtnecniv |
You need to save wich body enter and exit your Area2D. Use this with the signal “body_entered” and the signal “body_exited”.
extends Area2D
var player1 = null
var player2 = null
func _on_GoalDoor_body_exited(body):
if body.name == "Player":
player1 = null
if body.name == "Player2":
player2 = null
func _on_GoalDoor_body_entered(body):
if body.name == "Player":
player1 = body
if body.name == "Player2":
player2 = body
if (player1 != null and player2 != null):
player1.end();
player2.end();
Depending on the details, you might be able to get away with something a bit simpler by just counting the entries and exits… Untested, but something like:
extends Area2D
var players_in_door = 0
func _on_GoalDoor_body_exited(body):
players_in_door -= 1
func _on_GoalDoor_body_entered(body):
players_in_door += 1
if players_in_door >= 2:
# end game code here
If bodies other than the player(s) can also enter the door area, you’d need to qualify what body entered / exited prior to changing the counter…
jgodfrey | 2023-06-25 15:47
Seems to be a very beginner programmer and the end function he want to call is attach to the player that’s why i use this approach but in fact yes there is much better way to check that.
zeludtnecniv | 2023-06-25 15:50