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MyObsidianVault/Godot_Training/2D/Tutorial Game 4 - Telling a story/M7.L4 - Designing an interface theme/notes.md

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 Theme Editor Overview: https://school.gdquest.com/courses/learn_2d_gamedev_godot_4/telling_a_story/all_theme_editor_areas
 
-Beware of not working copy/paste in theme styles. Workaround is Make unique and saving / loding in new component
+Beware of not working copy/paste in theme styles. Workaround is Make unique and saving / loding in new component
+
+1.) Create Theme Resource 
+2.) Modifiy
+3.) Assign to uppermost UI Control Node

MyObsidianVault/Godot_Training/2D/Tutorial Game 4 - Telling a story/M7.L5 - Your first words/notes.md

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+https://school.gdquest.com/courses/learn_2d_gamedev_godot_4/telling_a_story/your_first_words
+
+Scene Unique Nodes
+
+`To mark a node as unique, right-click it in the _Scene_ dock and select _Access As Unique Name_ in the dropdown menu.`
+
+![[Pasted image 20240625081421.png]]
+
+Restriction: They can only be addressed from the scene their uniqueness is defined in.
+
+`There's also an important limitation to this feature: nodes with a scene-unique name only exist in the scene they're marked in. For example, if we mark our `RichTextLabel` in the scene dialogue.tscn as unique, we can't reference it from another scene.
+
+You also can't mark nodes instantiated at runtime as unique. That's why we learned the more general way of getting nodes first with `get_node()`.`
+
+
+Script shortcut:
+	1.) Mark unique nodes
+	2.) Drag and hold over script editor
+	3.) Press and hold Ctrl
+	4.) Release and see created initialization code
+	
+	![[Pasted image 20240625081825.png]]
+
+
+
+Quitting the game
+![[Pasted image 20240625083616.png]]
+`get_tree().quit()`