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Nils
Hello,
i have this code:
extends KinematicBody2D
var pos = Vector2(507,306)
func _ready():
var a = randi()%801+1
var movement = Vector2(a,0)
position = pos
func _physics_process(delta):
movement = move_and_slide(movement)
I want to use the variable “movement” from the function “func _physics_process(delta)”. But i declared “movement” in the function “func _ready()”, so when in wanted to start it, it says: identifier “movement” is not declared in the current scope.
How can i fix this. I know i can declare it at the beginning of the class, but i want to declare “movement” in the function “func _ready()” and get it from the function “func _physics_process(delta)”.
vars declared inside a function are local to that function.
I know i can declare it at the beginning of the class, but i want to declare “movement” in the function “func ready()” and get it from the function “func _physicsprocess(delta)”.
Not sure what the problem is… because that’s the solution, you really have to declare it outside of the function. You can still assign it in _ready.
You can do this:
extends KinematicBody2D
var pos = Vector2(507,306)
var movement
func _ready():
var a = randi()%801+1
movement = Vector2(a,0)
position = pos
func _physics_process(delta):
movement = move_and_slide(movement)
