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34 lines
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# godot_scene_swap_plugin
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Helps you change your scene gracefully!
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# How to use:
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1. Just download this repo (or get it from asset_lib)
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2. Activate plugin
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3. Use singleton "scene_manager" to load your scene like:
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`scene_manager.change_scene_to("res://demo/large_scene.tscn")`
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Check the results.
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# How it works:
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1. "change_scene_to" is called;
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2. Fade out (from loading_scene) is called;
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3. Once anim is finished (notified from signal animation_finished);
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4. Background thread is invoked;
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2. Current scene is released;
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3. New scene is loaded
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4. Progress is updated
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5. Once load is finished
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6. New scene is added to node three
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7. Once scene is ready (signal three_entered has been invoked), fade_in is called
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6. After fade_in is finished, loading_scene is hidden;
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7. Background thread is paused
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# Creating new transitions:
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1. Change/copy the included scene 'loading_scene.tscn';
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2. Create/change your animations;
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3. Keep emiting the signal animation_finished (with names fade_in or fade_out);
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4. Keep the methods fade_in and fade_out (plugin call these);
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4. Create/change the progress bar;
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**So far, only one loading scene is used, then, if you want to show more than one, changes on scene_transition_manager.gd is required**
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