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A string literal in C# will be compiled to string literals in IL. Then the IL is compiled to machine (or to C++ and then to machine code if you are using IL2CPP). On machine code the strings constants …

Awaiting a key I believe we can create a custom signal for this: [Signal] public delegate void KeyPressedEventHandler(); public override void _Input(InputEvent @event) { base._Input(@event); …

Finding the entry point in Godot Godot has a different entry point and uses different binding for each platform it supports. Because of that, it does not offer access to any of the actual entry point …

Checking a method signature with reflection I believe Godot does not have a means to check if a call failed... But you can check your concerns before making the call. If you are going to call like thi …

What you need to emit a signal is an StringName. You should be able to confirm that by looking at the definition of EmitSignal. An StringName is an internal string in Godot engine. SignalName, on the …

Can you use Mathf.MoveTowards? I believe it would be something like this: var position = transform.position; var step = velocity * Time.deltaTime; position.x = Mathf.MoveTowards(position.x, targetX, …

I have gone from a monolith player controller, to an state machine, to a behavior tree, to something closer to what you describe. My current character controller looks something like this in the scene …

Pikalek answer is correct. I'll expand a bit about the performance and the translation process. I want to point out that C# will give you more optimization avenues than GDScript, because C# has typed …

Using an autoload what I imagine I could do, it's an autoload (persistent) scene that listens and saves every event-action (that is, only the events that could trigger more events) in an array. Yes, …

This is much easier starting with the Area2Ds. You can query each Area2D with overlaps_body. Something like this: var areas := [$Area, $Area2] # perhaps get the list from somewhere else for area in ar …

There are likely some bugs because it is a new feature C# - the language - is well supported. Also, a lot of effort have gone into supporting ahead of time compiling, which allows greater platform s …

OpenTK is discouraging the use of immediate mode. But it is still supported. To use it, you need to set NativeWindowSettings.Profile to ContextProfile.Compatability. That is, you want an entry point t …

Disclaimer: Mono Build? I haven't tried at the time of writing. This is the GDScript 2.0 you would be trying to mimic in C#: await get_tree().process_frame Thus, I believe in C# it should say: await …

I'm going to give values to Minimum, Maximum and Value from the way you want to use them. We start with this code, where you use Minimum and Maximum: if(Thumb.Position.y < Minimum) Thumb.Position.y = …

We are talking C#, so I'll assume .NET. Thus you would either use System.Random.Next which works with integers, or System.Random.NextDouble which - as the name suggest - works with double. There no me …