If one attempts to set a limit_target through code with an invalid NodePath, then the limit_target will reset even if it has an existing valid limit target.
Ideally, it should print an error to inform the user that an invalid path was set and consequently not reset the limit size. Resetting the limit should only occur if the applied limit_target value is explicitly set to null.
Use Cases
When applying a limit target but accidentally applies an invalid NodePath reference.
Project Type
2D
Feature Description
Based on #299
If one attempts to set a
limit_target
through code with an invalidNodePath
, then thelimit_target
will reset even if it has an existing validlimit target
.Ideally, it should print an error to inform the user that an invalid path was set and consequently not reset the limit size. Resetting the
limit
should only occur if the appliedlimit_target
value is explicitly set tonull
.Use Cases
When applying a limit target but accidentally applies an invalid
NodePath
reference.(Optional) Proposed Solution
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