toziuha-night-oota VS godot-tactical-rpg

Self promo, Toziuha Night started the development in itchio! Thanks to the donors now I'm able to publish on Steam! and live as indie dev :3

You can see the source code of the old version of game here https://github.com/dannygaray60/toziuha-night-oota/blob/main/toziuha_night_oota_project/objects/characters/Xandria.gd

And this is the downloable link of metroidvania version https://dannygaray60.itch.io/toziuha-night-order-of-the-alchemists

I invite you to discover all the castlevania references xD you can get the free demoon itchio andplaystore. I'm developing this game alone and it's open source!

I made some several changes on my game and I'd like you to take a look at it, it's available for PC and android, and it's free to download at itchio

Some tricks and tips to defeat the prologue map of my metroidvania game, Toziuha Night (beta) available on Playstore and itch.ioitch.io

Well, on my game each room is a scene file, and the way I can draw a map is using tilemaps, you can check the source code of my game n.n https://github.com/dannygaray60/toziuha-night-oota

I based the current logic on godot-tactical-rpg and am modifying heartbeast's tutorial on turn managers. From what I understand, act would be taking the argument for delta from something like _fixed_process(delta) or _process(delta), however in my case, I don't see how that would apply considering that battle basically acts as the turn and phase manager, and I'd rather not have _process() inside of battle.gd running when it's the enemy's turn as I don't see why we'd need to check those actions running every frame.

The setup is slightly different. The node the script is attached to is not the parent of ui_control, but a sibling node. I'm building my project with this engine: https://github.com/ramaureirac/godot-tactical-rpg. So the setup for a scene looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/pEl3eBu.png. The script from the OP is attached to the "Player" node, while ui_control refers to the "PlayerController" node. So the path to ui_control is given to "Player" by the "Level" node. This is also why I use the get_combat_act() function to locate the button nodes.