Gd4
extends Control
@export var load_scene : PackedScene@export var in_time : float = 0.5@export var fade_in_time : float = 1.5@export var pause_time : float = 1.5@export var fade_out_time : float = 1.5@export var out_time : float = 0.5@export var splash_screen : TextureRect
func _ready() → void:
func fade() → void:
func _unhandled_input(event: InputEvent) → void:
func _process(_delta):
why does this error appear i just can’t figure it out:
You’re Global does not have a game_controller set. How is Global defined?
Could you use get_tree().change_scene_to_file instead?
my game_controller is global i even tested it
How did you test it? The error indicates Global.game_controller is not set.
Could you share the Global script? Make sure to format it with three ticks.
Posting here so to be linked for later use instead of re-typing this every time
Make sure you paste scripts instead of screenshots. To properly format pasted code use three ticks ``` at the start and end of your paste like so:
```
# type or paste code here
func _ready() -> void:
print("My ready function!")
```
Results in:
# type or paste code here
func _ready() -> void:
print("My ready function!")
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extends Node
‘’'var Player
and in game controller i put this:
func _ready() → void:
Do you have a game controller scene in this splash screen scene? Is GameController supposed to a Global/autoload too?
let me try rq i didn’t think of that
neither of those worked The GameController is referenced in the global script which is an autoload/Singleton im trying to transition from splash screen to the main menu i was doing so good but i’ve never had this problem sooo…
zachisjacked27:
neither of those worked
I didn’t recommend any action. What did you try?
Could you share a screenshot of your splash screen’s Scene tree? Maybe the in-game “remote” version
