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I'm making a mobile game in the Godot game engine. I made a spike scene where the spikes will respawn at a random time in a particular position moving upwards. Then I instanced the scene in the main scene, it worked perfectly, the spikes moving up and appearing in a particular position. Then I created a TouchScreenButton node in the main scene and changed it pause property to process and then added a _OnPressed and _OnReleased signal to the main scene script then added this code to the _OnPressed function get_tree().paused = true And added this code to the _OnReleased function get_tree().paused = false

But when ever I press and release the button it only pauses the scene

What should I do?

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  • \$\begingroup\$ Are you saying it does not unpause? Or are you saying there is something that should pause but doesn't? By the way, if you have a shader that uses TIME they do not pause. You might also be interested in Engine.time_scale which will affect such shaders. \$\endgroup\$ Commented May 20, 2021 at 4:48

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The main node will not be able to receive signals when the tree is paused and it's pause mode is set to inherit. You should handle the signals in a node that has it's pause mode set to process.

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