How to reset automatic script loading

JiuMengD

I have set up an A script to automatically load. A has attributes b and c. After a period of time, the values of b and c have changed. I would like to reset the A script to restore attributes b and c to their original positions, without implementing the code below. Is there any other way?

func reload(): b = 0 c = 0

I hope it's the kind of script that removes automatic loading, then creates the same script and sets it to automatic loading. Or create a new script to replace the original one. Do you have any good methods

kuligs2

JiuMengD what are you trying to achieve? As far as i know autoload loads script when you launch app, and that script is shared between all nodes in the project.
You should look into this
https://godotforums.org/d/28780-reset-global-variable/2

JiuMengD

kuligs2
The problem is how to restore the default value of global variables. Compared to a node, I can definitely queue_free() that node, and then use packedscene to generate a new node, which will restore the default value. This is very simple, I know. But what I encountered was how to restore the default value of an automatically loaded script. I tried the above method, but now I can no longer find it, it becomes NULL. Example:

A is an automatic loading script
I will add A queueun_free()
Then, the. gd file new()
Insert the root node,
He indicated that node A has been released, which proves that the new one I have added cannot replace the original one.

So can I only set properties to default values one by one
Is there anything else I can do

xyz

JiuMengD Reassign the script. It will invoke script's constructor _init() again.

var s = get_script()
set_script(null)
set_script(s)

kuligs2

JiuMengD did you even check the link i posted? there is a solution there. you write function where you take all current property values and store them in a dictionary and then you create reset function to run when you need it and the first function to run on ready.

JiuMengD

xyz
s = root.get_node("/Events").get_script().duplicate() #Some changes... root.get_node("/Events").set_script(s)

I solved the problem in this way
Thank you for your answer

JiuMengD

kuligs2 Perhaps my description is incorrect. What I am looking for is other convenient operations besides assigning attributes myself. However, I have found a way. Thank you for your answer