Runtime Scene Instantiation with Explicit Signal Boundaries in Godot
Instantiate a PackedScene at runtime, add it to the tree, and connect signals at the call site so the new node stays decoupled from its parent.
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Instantiate a PackedScene at runtime, add it to the tree, and connect signals at the call site so the new node stays decoupled from its parent.
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