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@@ -309,13 +309,13 @@ not be called.
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OnResourceSet();
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}
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}
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- }
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- // This will only be called when you create, delete, or paste a resource.
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- // You will not get an update when tweaking properties of it.
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- private void OnResourceSet()
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- {
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- GD.Print("My resource was set!");
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+ // This will only be called when you create, delete, or paste a resource.
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+ // You will not get an update when tweaking properties of it.
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+ private void OnResourceSet()
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+ {
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+ GD.Print("My resource was set!");
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+ }
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}
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To get around this problem you first have to make your resource a tool and make it
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@@ -399,11 +399,11 @@ You then want to connect the signal when a new resource is set:
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}
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}
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}
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- }
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- private void OnResourceChanged()
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- {
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- GD.Print("My resource just changed!");
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+ private void OnResourceChanged()
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+ {
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+ GD.Print("My resource just changed!");
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+ }
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}
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Lastly, remember to disconnect the signal as the old resource being used and changed somewhere else
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