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Asked By | rossunger |
I’m trying to instance an object in code.
Normally, I would use ClassName.new(), except in my case, I’m loading the class name from a string variable.
e.g.
var MyClassName = "ColorRect"
var newObject = str2var(MyClassName).new
should create a new ColorRect and store it in newObject.
Is there any way to instance an object without knowing it’s class_name until runtime?
Ultimately, all I need to do is get_property_list of that class type… is there a better way to do that?
I never tried it, but I found instance(string) method of ClassDB in documentation. check out if ot works. ClassDB also has a method class_get_property_list with string as argument, so You won’t even have to create any new instance.
Inces | 2022-01-27 21:03
Thank you!!! this is exactly what I was looking for.
rossunger | 2022-01-27 21:18