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godot-click-through-transparent-window

A demo project for the Godot Engine that features a transparent window with click-through capability. (by atadenizoktay)
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godot-click-through-transparent-window godot_open_star_fighter
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2.3 4.8
about 1 year ago 11 months ago
GDScript GDScript
MIT License MIT License
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  • Help with scene transitions and best practices
    2 projects | /r/godot | 31 May 2023
    I have a scene switcher node which started out being based on a doc page about background loading which has since changed, but I use it as an autoload which I call functions from. I have specific functions for transitioning to a level and another for returning to the main menu. You can take a look at the code here. I have done something very similar to this in all of my projects so far but this is the most recent iteration. I used to use signals too at the start but then swapped to making it an autoload with direct funtion calls so I don't have to mess around with connecting those signals.