ScenePreview does not work for CharacterBody3D
DavidAriOstenfeldt opened this issue · comments
Godot version
4.2.1.stable and 4.3.dev3
VS Code version
1.86.2
Godot Tools VS Code extension version
2.0.0
System information
Windows 10
Issue description
When using the new ScenePreview in vscode, CharacterBody3D and any child of it are not detected.
CharacterBody3D as root in Godot:
CharacterBody3D as root in VS code:
CharacterBody3D as child of root in Godot:
CharacterBody3D as child of root in VS Code:
It shows up when instanciated in another scene as a PackedScene:
I have tried with various other nodes, and it only seems to appear with CharacterBody3D.
This is my first time opening an issue, sorry for any errors I might have made
Steps to reproduce
- Create a CharacterBody3D anywhere in a scene in Godot
- Save the scene
- Open the scene with the CharacterBody3D in the scene preview in VS Code
That's super weird, thanks for the report!
I can't actually replicate this:
If you don't mind, can you upload a scene file that causes this behavior?
I just tried creating a new scene with a CharacterBody3D, and it managed to detect it, even though my previous tests did not work, so I am unsure what was happening.
However, it still does not detect the two examples from my initial post, so I have attached them here.
I switched to godot 4.3-dev3 after creating the project, but switched back to 4.2.1 after encountering this issue, thinking it might have something to do with that, but it happens on both versions.
Thanks, that's exactly what I needed.
This is the "header" block for the root node in one of your scenes:
[node name="TargetDummy" type="CharacterBody3D" node_paths=PackedStringArray("animation_player", "visuals")]The node_paths property is a recent addition that my scene file parser isn't handling properly.
I'll have a fix for this soon.
It's working on my end using the scenes you sent me. Thanks again for those!
That's great news, thank you! And thank you for your work on this awesome extension!