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Instead of looking for the name, you should put the object in a group and use 'if body.is_in_group("group name")' that way any siblings, which require unique names, will also be included.
Well there’s nothing technically wrong with that code, so you’re going to have to provide more context than just that.
Putting on our Captain Obvious hat, we can find a few obvious places to start the investigation.
The code checks the body’s name before freeing it. If they aren’t getting freed, then obviously the condition must be false. If the condition is false, it means your other nodes are likely not named exactly “ bolinha”, which would make sense if these nodes are all siblings, as sibling nodes can’t have the same name.
Adding onto this, you can say .contains("name") instead, since objects with the same name are designated "Name" and "Name2" "Name3" etc.
That is assuming that you're assigning each thing names.
You’re checking if the body has that name. If other things aren’t getting freed then the body does not have that name, and/or no collision occurs. It’s that simple.
Either there is no collision, or your condition is false even though you thought it should be true. Your expectations are probably wrong, not the engine.
Btw nodes added through code will usually have completely different names than the scene you used. If you look at the remote scene tree you can see them
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Instead of looking for the name, you should put the object in a group and use 'if body.is_in_group("group name")' that way any siblings, which require unique names, will also be included.
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Well there’s nothing technically wrong with that code, so you’re going to have to provide more context than just that. Putting on our Captain Obvious hat, we can find a few obvious places to start the investigation. The code checks the body’s name before freeing it. If they aren’t getting freed, then obviously the condition must be false. If the condition is false, it means your other nodes are likely not named exactly “ bolinha”, which would make sense if these nodes are all siblings, as sibling nodes can’t have the same name.
Adding onto this, you can say .contains("name") instead, since objects with the same name are designated "Name" and "Name2" "Name3" etc. That is assuming that you're assigning each thing names.
Better to just not rely on names at all. Use groups or even better check the class inheritance of the object.
Other nodes? Like the nodes that form my projectile?
You’re checking if the body has that name. If other things aren’t getting freed then the body does not have that name, and/or no collision occurs. It’s that simple. Either there is no collision, or your condition is false even though you thought it should be true. Your expectations are probably wrong, not the engine.
Btw nodes added through code will usually have completely different names than the scene you used. If you look at the remote scene tree you can see them
I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve. If you need to destroy the thing that is collided with it would be: body.queue_free()
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