Godot Version 4.7 Question Hi guys, I’m new to godot and was wondering what is a good way of storing and then loading a weapon in system which allows player to choose parts for their weapon. Like they choose handle then blade and other attachment. [system_showcase] I thought about saving it as …

Thanks to all of you guys. I think I now know how to do this. I just didn’t thought about doing this like inventory with items that add additional slots and then storing it as a list of resources with saved parent instead of having wierd hierarchy so when item get destroyed its attachment can also …

I recommend using Resources. Take a look at this post in which I walk someone through something similar. [image] How to approach modifiable item stats Programming So you can do this a number of ways, and a few have been discussed. Have a Dictionary that stor…

Thanks, but Maybe i didn’t understend your answer. However my problem isn’t about doing something like inventory. More like doing inventory with items that give you more inventory space, but when you clear one od those items, slots added by that exact object also are cleared. Sorry if your answer…

Do you mean something like: var choices = { “knifes” = { “bases” = [ “base_wooden”, “base_iron” ], “attachments” = [ “blade_wood”, “blade_steel”, “casing_aerodynamic” ] “swords” = {…} } And var cur…

Resources will be a big part of your system, but you’re asking for a huge system. You haven’t presented a significant portion of the work required to what you ask, so forum folk can only give very basic advice. Inventory systems are asked a lot here, maybe you can pull from other threads or tutorial…

Doing it with resources would still be optimal. A basic setup can be made with a single resource class that represents a part. It stores the part info (name, image etc), an array of references to other parts, and a limit of how many parts can be added. This allows for assembling “trees” of parts of …

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I recommend using Resources. Take a look at this post in which I walk someone through something similar.