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local obj = {}
obj.__index = obj

obj.name = "MenuExtraTrigger"
obj.version = "1.0"
obj.author = "Ste"
obj.license = "MIT - https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT"

-- Configuration table: key = action name, value = { app = ..., menuItem = ... }
obj.actions = {}

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Code Editing

Script IDE

adds code tabs and a better outline view
https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/2206

Script Split View

https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/3900

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class_name ScriptTesting
extends Node

var six: set = actual_setter
#var six: set = set_exclude_me
var seven: set= actual_setter, get = actually_get_something
var eight: get = actually_get_something, set= actual_setter
var nine: int: set= actual_setter, get = actually_get_something
var thirteen: int: set= actual_setter ,get = actually_get_something
var ten: Array[String]: get = actually_get_something, set= actual_setter

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How To: download win games on mac via steam console

1. launch steam in console mode - terminal:

/Applications/Steam.app/Contents/MacOS/steam_osx -console

2. go to the "console" tab at the top, to the right of shop and library
3. Visit https://steamdb.info/ and find the entry for the game you wish to download. You will need to take note of the app ID (should be the first thing available) and the depot ID (navigate to "Depots" in the left-hand-side menu – and select the option from the table associated with content). For demos, explicitly search for the name + demo or go to the "related apps" tab at the bottom, they are normal steam games too, with id and depot

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Godot User Files

Common Files in the User Folder

Logs are all stored in the /logs folder.
The most recent one does not have a time stamp (named godot.log or godot if the extension is hidden)

Deleting settings and save files can resolve some issues, but can of course reset stuff. It's safer to move them to another folder as backup. File names differ for each game, fill them in for your community if you know them.
Saves are named ###
Settings are named ###

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{
	"translatorID": "92c1c200-6cca-4dd0-8d61-573a50a60f16",
	"label": "Steam Software",
	"creator": "Ste",
	"target": "store\\.steampowered\\.com\\/app",
	"minVersion": "5.0",
	"maxVersion": "",
	"priority": 100,
	"inRepository": true,
	"translatorType": 4,

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Plugin Development

Basics

Creating a new plugin is best done through the ProjectSettings under Plugins > Create (top right)

Messing up the editor nodes happens quite a lot. When it does, you can use the Reload Current Project button from the top menu > Project. If it happens often, you can also set a shortcut for it. Useful in combination with that is the EditorSetting (not project) to re-open all scenes which were previously open. You can find it under this path interface/scene_tabs/restore_scenes_on_load

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@tool
extends EditorPlugin

var last_path := []


func _process(delta: float) -> void:
	# Optimally just do this on button press or connected to a signal
	var new_path := get_inspector_full_selected_path()

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Recipes

Generally useful

• How to make plugin development in Godot easier

3.5

Plugins

1. Adding right click context actions to the FileSystemDock
2. Customizing icons and appearance of the FileSystemDock

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How to change icons, their color, and other parts in the FileSystemDock

The easiest way to go about this is to switch the underlying icon which represents the file type.

tool
extends EditorPlugin

func _enter_tree() -> void:
 var base_theme := get_editor_interface().get_base_control().theme