the-mirror VS godot_open_target_shooter

I checked LICENSE.txt [1]. The code is under the MIT license. The assets are under CC BY 4.0. Then there's this:

> All other assets of The Mirror, including but not limited to names, logos, trademarks, intellectual property, and branding, are property of The Mirror Megaverse Inc. (c) 2022-present.

What does "intellectual property" mean here? There is copyright on the software, the images, the audio files, the repo as a whole, etc. The logos, names, and other "branding" are trademarked.

[1] https://github.com/the-mirror-gdp/the-mirror/blob/dev/LICENS...

You probably want something like this. You have a function on the autoload to tell it what to play and use this function from your other scenes. The music manager at that link is quite simple, you may need something more complicated, but it should be a good starting point.

For a good recent example of using config file for persistent user data with saving and loading see this project: https://github.com/thelastflapjack/godot_open_target_shooter

A little while ago I finished an open source third person shooter project. It is possible there is some stuff in it which is useful to you. You can see some of the project and get the project files on itch, the project files are also on github.

/u/thelastflapjack ‘s original project can be found here: https://github.com/thelastflapjack/godot_open_target_shooter

For music, you probably want a music manager singleton. There is a simple one here as part of a recent project of mine. But from a quick search, there appear to be many similar things and even a plugin which may be better suited to your needs.

The game, blend files and project files can be found on the itch page. Alternatively, the godot project files are also on github.

Sure, if you would prefer that