Godot 4.2.1.stable
My TextureProgressBar isn’t showing the correct amount of “rage” a stat in my game. When I have 100 rage I can superjump, but the bars max is 100 and when it is full I still can’t do the jump.
Edit - 1:
I tested it and it also shows no rage even when I have some. And the bar shows max at 74 rage.
Share the code to see the problem.
extends TextureProgressBar
@export var player: CharacterBody2D
func _ready():
player.rageChanged.connect(update)
update()
func update():
value = player.rage * 100 / player.maxRage
Thats the code for the bar itself, if you need anything else just tell me
you probably need the regen code to:
func _process(delta):
diff += delta
if diff >= 0.1:
rage += 1
diff = 0
rageChanged.emit()
I’m warning you that I’m not an expert in this engine, but when you call “connect()” shouldn’t it be “_process(delta)” for the texture to be updated?
I’m not an expert either but I’m pretty sure the connect is to connect the signals, allow the bar to know it needs to update. The bar updates just it doesn’t display correctly
to clamp it to max rage, just use
value=clamp(player.rage*100.0,0,player.maxRage)
I put it in the progressbar script and it says “unidentified identifier in class body”
Edit 1- I put it in the update func and now the bar is always max
so the player.rage doesnt need that 100.0 multiplication
just
value=clamp(player.rage,0.0,player.maxRage)
So I replace the value with that instead of adding it?
Edit- Sorry for asking so many questions also, I’m just really new to coding
yes, change it here:
sorry to inform you but it still shows the wrong amount
show your update code again with modified value with clamp
it should be pretty simple to clamp a value, nothing special with it
either you wrote the update wrong or the player rage never changed
extends TextureProgressBar
@export var player: CharacterBody2D
func _ready():
player.rageChanged.connect(update)
update()
func update():
value=clamp(player.rage,0.0,player.maxRage)
if you add
print(player.rage)
before the clamp, is the rage updating or not?
what the print said?
sorry for being a wee little late but yeah I gave up for a little, but the bar doesnt show any progress until 30ish (I tested your idea)
It could help you.
var reloj: Tween
func _ready():
$ProgressBar.max_value = 100.0
$ProgressBar.value = 0.0
func tweenAnimation(methodForExecute: Callable, initialValue: int, newValue: int):
if reloj:
reloj.kill()
reloj = create_tween().set_parallel(true)
reloj.set_process_mode(Tween.TWEEN_PROCESS_PHYSICS)
reloj.set_trans(Tween.TRANS_LINEAR)
reloj.set_ease(Tween.EASE_IN)
reloj.tween_method(methodForExecute, initialValue, newValue, 0.5)
reloj.play()
func changingValue(newValue: int):
$ProgressBar.value = newValue
func visualModification(newValue: int = 0):
tweenAnimation(changingValue, $ProgressBar.value, newValue)
Where would I put this in the script?
for example
func _ready():
visualModification(90) # 90% 0-100
You could use it where you wish. Remember to change
$ProgressBar # for the name of your node.