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👻🎥 Control the movement and dynamically tween 2D & 3D cameras. Built for Godot 4. Inspired by Cinemachine.
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Parser Error: Class "PhantomCamera2D" hides a global script class. #272

Closed luiscesjr closed 2 months ago

luiscesjr commented 2 months ago

Issue description

I just came back to my office from the weekend, and I got the update notice as soon as I opened Godot. After updating, I intended to do some playtesting but I was greeted with this error "Parser Error: Class "PhantomCamera2D" hides a global script class." As also shown in the image below.

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I simply updated the add on from the auto updater, maybe I missed something?

Tried deleting .godot folder, delisting and relisting my project, reimporting all, but no dice.

And also tried to manually download the plugin again, also no luck there.

As a bonus I also get these warnings now:

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Steps to reproduce

Update your add-on.

(Optional) Minimal reproduction project

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LenanYamao commented 2 months ago

I had the same issue, i had to delete phantom_camera_2d from my scene and add it back. If you look at your phantom camera it will probably look like this

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You can also remove the script from your node and add it back, but you still have to reconfigure your camera

luiscesjr commented 2 months ago

I had the same issue, i had to delete phantom_camera_2d from my scene and add it back. If you look at your phantom camera it will probably look like this

I can confirm that "This is the way". Worked for me, thanks!

ramokz commented 2 months ago

The same issue was reported yesterday in #263.

Tldr; Godot is weird with class name changes. The issue was solved for the poster by reopening the Godot project several times.

It's a seemingly random occurring bug.

luiscesjr commented 2 months ago

The same issue was reported yesterday in #263.

Tldr; Godot is weird with class name changes. The issue was solved for the poster by reopening the Godot project several times.

It's a seemingly random occurring bug.

I'm sorry for double posting the issue, I looked through the recent open bugs and forgot to check the closed ones. And yes, it's quite random, occurred to my own created libraries not long ago.

ramokz commented 2 months ago

No problem! I do sometimes find it difficult to locate issues on GitHub as well, particularly when the search defaults to not show closed issues…

Closing this as it sounds like it's resolved now.