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<How do you store the player health by using autoload so that every time when the scene is changed, the player health wont reset.
@export var health_max := 100
var health := health_max
func calculate_health(amount: int):
print("player take damage")
health = max(0, health - amount)
if health == 0:
state_in_death = true
I can’t help with autoloads since I’ve hwrdly used them, but I’ve solved this problem using a resource, since those can be quickly saved as files.
I did this according to HeartBeast’s Action RPG tutorial series. I can’t remember the exact implementation, and it was for Godot 3 anyway.
This would be a guess here. But make a database class and create a simple place to store information and use that to call functions or get/set values directly.
Database:
class_name Database
static var Player_Health:int = 100
Example One:
extends Node
var Health:int
func _ready():
Health = Database.Player_Health
func Update_Health():
Database.Player_Health = Health
Example Two:
extends Node
var Health : int :
get : return Database.Player_Health
set(value) : Database.Player_Health = value