In the script of my 2D game, it is necessary that after the player breaks a block, particles will fly out of it. But I couldn't find a function or method that can get the value of the block positions. There is a variable in the script that stores the value of the block positions, but I can’t find a way to assign them to positions for “CPUParticles2D”. Can you please help me solve the problem and advise ways to solve it.

    Scel particles.position = block.position or if they are not in the same coordinate space: particles.global_position = block.global_position

      I dont understand.. maybe this can help°/

      If you have a node, it has .position property, that is the position

      particle.position = node.position? does thins not work?

      • Scel replied to this.

        kuligs2 Thanks for your feedback! Yes, indeed, I have a variable in the game that stores the desired location for the particles, but I cannot assign its value to the position for the particles. Unfortunately, the code you suggested does not work.

            Scel what you mean you cant assign? show the code

            • Scel replied to this.
                Merged 2 posts from problem with determining the position for "CPUParticles2D"..

                Scel I merged your other post into this one as it was a duplicate 👍

                  kuligs2 I found a solution to my problem in this video:

                  For some reason, in my code it is not possible to assign a position value from a variable for particles. He assigns them, but simply ignores them, starting the animation of particles at position (0, 0). After rewriting the particles as in the video and combining them with the block through a line of code:
                  "@export var deathParticle : PackedScene",
                  I finally managed to start the animation of particles not through assigning a position, but simply by sending a signal and playing the animation.Thank you so much for the feedback and for trying to help