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Improve PackedScene instantiate

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Make `resource_local_to_scene` behave as described in the documentation. (If I understand correctly, the following **instance** refers to **the instance of the sub-scene**.)
2e24b76535/doc/classes/Resource.xml (L70-L72)

If the resources of the sub-scene are modified in the main scene, the modified resources will be recorded in the `tscn` file of the main scene. And the root node of the sub-scene will be set twice.
1. In the main scene, when encountering a sub-scene, the sub-scene will be initialized first;
2. Then use the resources in the main scene to reset the root node of the sub-scene.

This may make `resource_local_to_scene` not work as expected. The resources cannot be shared between the sub-scene root node and other ordinary nodes in the sub-scene.

Yes, if the resources have `resource_local_to_scene` enabled, this patch treats the modified resources of the sub-scene root node as resources in the sub-scene, not in the main scene. Although the modifications are recorded in the `tscn` file of the main scene.
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Rindbee 2022-08-17 15:46:37 +08:00
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scene/resources/packed_scene.cpp
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@ -279,27 +279,36 @@ Node *SceneState::instantiate(GenEditState p_edit_state) const {
Ref<Resource> res = value;
if (res.is_valid()) {
if (res->is_local_to_scene()) {
// In a situation where a local-to-scene resource is used in a child node of a non-editable instance,
// we need to avoid the parent scene from overriding the resource potentially also used in the root
// of the instantiated scene. That would to the instance having two different instances of the resource.
// Since at this point it's too late to propagate the resource instance in the parent scene to all the relevant
// nodes in the instance (and that would require very complex bookkepping), what we do instead is
// tampering the resource object already there with the values from the node in the parent scene and
// then tell this node to reference that resource.
if (n.instance >= 0) {
Ref<Resource> node_res = node->get(snames[nprops[j].name]);
node_res->copy_from(res);
node_res->configure_for_local_scene(node, resources_local_to_scene);
value = node_res;
} else {
HashMap<Ref<Resource>, Ref<Resource>>::Iterator E = resources_local_to_scene.find(res);
Node *base = i == 0 ? node : ret_nodes[0];
if (E) {
value = E->value;
} else {
Node *base = i == 0 ? node : ret_nodes[0];
if (p_edit_state == GEN_EDIT_STATE_MAIN || p_edit_state == GEN_EDIT_STATE_MAIN_INHERITED) {
//for the main scene, use the resource as is
res->configure_for_local_scene(base, resources_local_to_scene);
resources_local_to_scene[res] = res;
} else {
//for instances, a copy must be made
Node *base2 = i == 0 ? node : ret_nodes[0];
Ref<Resource> local_dupe = res->duplicate_for_local_scene(base2, resources_local_to_scene);
Ref<Resource> local_dupe = res->duplicate_for_local_scene(base, resources_local_to_scene);
resources_local_to_scene[res] = local_dupe;
res = local_dupe;
value = local_dupe;
}
}
}
//must make a copy, because this res is local to scene
}
}
@ -398,8 +407,10 @@ Node *SceneState::instantiate(GenEditState p_edit_state) const {
}
for (KeyValue<Ref<Resource>, Ref<Resource>> &E : resources_local_to_scene) {
if (E.value->get_local_scene() == ret_nodes[0]) {
E.value->setup_local_to_scene();
}
}
//do connections