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Asked By | GForce Productions |
Hi, I am encountering the following issue and I am going insane 
In short:
I have a scene, which is just one button, that I use as a template, so I can instantiate that scene many times.
In that scene, I set the scale of the button to (0.64, 0.64)
Then in my main scene, I create the button using:
var remove_button_object = preload("res://templates/Remove_from_queue_button_template.tscn").instance()
print(remove_button_object.rect_scale)
remove_button_object.set_name(String(i))
print(remove_button_object.rect_scale)
remove_button_object.i_in_queue = i
print(remove_button_object.rect_scale)
remove_button_object.connect("pressed_remove_from_queue", self, "_on_Remove_from_Queue_pressed")
print(remove_button_object.rect_scale)
get_node(add_to_node_path + "2").add_child(remove_button_object)
print(remove_button_object.rect_scale)
I check after every line, and every time it returns (0.64, 0.64).
However, it always shows up with scale (1,1) in reality.
Also, inside _process() of the template scene I also make the print, and there it always returns (1,1).
The strange thing is that it used to work, and all of a sudden after running a few times it has this strange behaviour.
What can I be missing?
After more trying, it seems that as soon as I add it as child to a ScrollContainer, the problem appears.
If I add the button instance as a child to the parent of the ScrollContainer, it functions normally.
This is also strange, because I do the exact same thing (adding to ScrollContainer) somewhere else in the code and there it works.
GForce Productions | 2021-08-29 15:12