What I'm trying to do:
I have a global variable ( WorldTime.time ), increasing in value by "1", after every "Time Out", of a timer. THIS WORKS. I have my code set up so if my "time" variable is BETWEEN 15 and 17, AND if another global variable requirement is met, then the animation player will play my animation. the animation itself is only 3 SECONDS LONG, so if it starts when time is 17, then it would end at 20.
I want my animation to start between 15 - 17 ( depending on when the currentScene variable changes). I want it to play at a normal speed, and end at it's normal time, without rushing.
what it does:
My dialog loads extremely fast!!!! instead of starting at any whole number between 15 & 17, it starts at 15 and ends at 17. I want it to load slower or by button click??
note:
My game is set to end when "time" == 20.
My code that controls when this animation is played:
func _on_Timer_timeout():
if WorldTime.time >= 15 && WorldTime.time <= 17:
if SceneChanger.currentScene == SceneChanger.Quai_Branly:
SUB_GM_DialogBox.beginDialogFunction()
play("DE_SQB_EK-FR_1_15-17_20_X")
else:
print_debug("DE_cutscene_cordinator: Dialog not valid/found_")
P.S. if you want to see the code for my actual dialog, I can provide it. My dialog is loaded from a .JSON, so the code is long and annoying, so I didn't want to post it if I didn't have to. Thanks!!!!
