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Asked By | genete |
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According to the Node.set_owner() documentation:
When saving a node (using SceneSaver) all the nodes it owns will be saved with it
Does SceneSaver exists or should we use the method the documentation explains to load and save games?
Looks like SceneSaver is now ResourceSaver…
Bojidar Marinov | 2016-05-08 08:34
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Reply From: | volzhs |
SceneSaver seems no longer exists.
To load and save game, it’s better to follow that instruction as you said.
http://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/tutorials/engine/saving_games.html
I don’t know what you really want for saving game,
you can also use File.get_var() / File.store_var() for loading and saving game data.
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Reply From: | volzhs |
After a few test, I found a way to save a node to scn
var scene = PackedScene.new()
var result = scene.pack(child)
if result == OK:
ResourceSaver.save("res://path/name.scn", scene) // or user://...
I think this will save current node status to scn file,
and probably reconstruct all when load.
Yes 
This is what I used a while ago to generate a lot of sprite nodes out of a tilesheet.
Hinsbart | 2016-05-07 17:12
Interesting. PackedScene documentation brings to other new resource to me: SceneState which shows when reading his members what’s saved with he scene:
Fantastic!
genete | 2016-05-08 16:38
and the “res://path/name.scn”, scene) // or user:// is loaded when you load your game? or how does it works?
Themaker482 | 2016-06-07 21:22