Im not sure if this is a bug or not. about scene-manager HOT 11 OPEN

Hello @Galllaa , do I understand correctly that, if you replace SceneManager.reload_scene() for get_tree().reload_current_scene(), everything works as intended? If so, that does sound like it might be an issue on our side, unfortunately I don't have enough information to reproduce this as-is. Do you have a link to the project you're using, that I could clone and test directly? Or could you create a minimal project where this is reproducible?

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Link to replicate the issue : https://www.mediafire.com/folder/k3ajypk45iyu5/SceneChangeTest if you want i can upload it to another site just let me know, is there a discord maybe it would be easier to communicate then over here.

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We don't have a discord unfortunately, I will try to check this out this week though

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Actually checking the link, it looks like I need MediaFire Premium to download files in bulk, could you upload a zipped folder or use a different service?

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Yea shoud zip it before my bad. Here is the zipped project https://www.mediafire.com/file/z6pca5pz4j6rdtg/SceneChangeTest.rar/file
Tnx for taking time.

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Any news for this?

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I had something similar happen recently. Do you get any errors when calling the reload_scene function that the scene file could not be found? I solved it by using a PackedScene.

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I don't know if this plugin is still being worked on, but I'm encountering this exact same issue

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It seems to be a problem with how the Change scene works. If I use the reload scene without changing scenes first, it works as expected. But changing the scene, then trying to reload the current scene causes the "Resource file not found: res:// (expected type: )" error
<C++ Error> Condition "!file_check->file_exists(p_path)" is true. Returning: Ref()
<C++ Source> core/io/resource_loader.cpp:279 @ _load()

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The way I got around this was to simply use change_scene on the current scene's path

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I believe this issue is still happening. It only seems to occur on scenes that have been loaded with the scene managers change scene function. This is what I found:

• If I use SceneManager.change_scene() and then the scene it loads uses SceneManager.reload_scene() at any point during that scene, the transition will play but then the scene will continue as if nothing happened. (No errors either)

• If I use SceneManager.change_scene() and then the scene it loads uses 'get_tree().reload_current_scene()` at any point during that scene, nothing happens (No errors either)

• If I use get_tree().change_scene_to_file() and then the following scene uses SceneManager.reload_scene(), this will work as intended.

My personal workaround is instead of using SceneManager.change_scene() , I used the SceneManager.fade_out() function, then get_tree().change_scene_to_file() and then called SceneManager.fade_in() on the new scene. This then meant the SceneManager.reload_scene() was working correctly. It's a couple of extra steps but it works exactly how I expected the normal method to.

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