How can I make [Export] keyword work in my own class

Natt007

The last thing I tried is to use a nested class to make it work but it really doesn't Previously it was outside this class. I would be grateful if you could show me how to do it.

using Godot;
using System;

public class Enemy : KinematicBody2D
{
    // Declare member variables here. Examples:
    // private int a = 2;
    // private string b = "text";

    // Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time.

[Export]
public int SPEED = 30;


public class EnemySettings
{
    //This doesn't show in GoDot
 [Export]
    public int GRAVITY =10;

    public Vector2 FLOOR { get; } = new Vector2(0,-1);
}

Megalomaniak

Looks like you might have a syntax issue there. A curly bracket is missing. Or are you just copying a part of the script here?

Natt007

No syntax error. I didn't copy the whole code. It should easily be reproducible if you use nested classes and try to use [Export] in the nexted class. If you want however I can send you the whole file.

TwistedTwigleg

Are the two classes in the same file, or two different files? If they are in the same file, that could be causing the issue. In GDScript, Godot treats each file as a single class, with classes defined in that class as a sub-class, and I think sub-classes exports do not work in GDScript. This may also be the case with C#, where Godot thinks it is a subclass and therefore doesn't show the exported property.

Natt007

@TwistedTwigleg said: Are the two classes in the same file or two different files? If they are in the same file, that could be causing the issue. In GDScript, Godot treats each file as a single class, with classes defined in that class as a sub-class, and I think sub-classes exports do not work in GDScript. This may also be the case with C#, where Godot thinks it is a subclass and therefore doesn't show the exported property.

That could be the case. I don't get any compilation error so it is simply because GoDot doesn't support it. Thanks TT :)