Is there any way to use the #godot inspector to assign events to a resource signal, like you do for a node signal?
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Is there any way to use the #godot inspector to assign events to a resource signal, like you do for a node signal? I want to be able to bind arbitrary functions on the resource itself to various signals in order to create a simple scripting system.
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@h5e @ancientjames more important question when can i buy one
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@h5e @ancientjames I imagine with a projector 😏
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@jalefkowit this got me thinking, it would be fun to write a "modern" parody ui for mollytime at some point in the distant future when I don't have more important things to do. like it could have everything be extreme low contrast gray, with color dots drawn randomly on screen and fake popups and so on
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@surdfish this is beautiful
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@X00001 I can't help but with a boost and a suggestion from the last time I needed help with a “tip of my tongue” request that was ultimately satisfied here in the Fedi: pin the question in your profile, add relevant hashtags, boost periodically. It may take a long time (took a couple of years in my case), but the is hope.
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@atomicpoet @loops the only positive thing of this is that it's apparently also reinstating the archive of old Vines, among which there were some good stuff. But then again that would be better served by donating the content to the Internet Archive and supporting it.
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@trwnh darktable plugins and filters system is the closest thing I can think of.
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@stevenaleach @silvermoon82 @inthehands good old rule 35: if there isn't, it will be made. Thanks.
