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Asked By | HarryCourt |
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Old Version | Published before Godot 3 was released. |
I get this strange bug and it always sets whatever node I make into child of another node. How can I stop this feature?
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Reply From: | YeOldeDM |
What you’re seeing isn’t a bug, but just the way scene trees work in Godot.
Each scene can only have one base node. Every node you add to that will be a child of that, or a child of one of those children.
http://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/learning/step_by_step/scenes_and_nodes.html goes over the basics of constructing a scene.
Creating instances — Godot Engine (stable) documentation in English goes over how to create more complex scenes by making a “scene made out of scenes”.
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Reply From: | silinsar |
Player is the root node of your scene and you can’t have multiple root nodes. If you want a different parent for your 2nd sprite create another root node and put Player and the 2nd sprite as children to that node.
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Reply From: | lavaduder |
If you don’t want a sprite to be apart of your current scene, You’ll need to make another scene. If you want them to interact, you’ll need to have another scene, (AKA a level/world scene). And instance the other 2 scenes in. In short you’ll be needing 3 scenes total.
world
–player (instanced in)
–otherthing (instanced in)
to instance in a scene click on the chainlink icon (it’s right next to the plus symbol(the one that adds nodes into your scene))
It’s how Godot’s node system works. It’s a good idea to look at the Godot Documentation when your stuck.