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[OnInstantiate] does not search all project scene files

Yes, true. I have an alternate path for tscn parsing on SceneTree, but not for any other attribute. It would suck having to specify an alternative for all these attribute-based...

[OnInstantiate] does not search all project scene files

Ok, great. By providing the additional files to a source generator, it can find the matching tscn. But in your case, I've just realised that the names are different (options.tscn/UIOptions.cs),...

[OnInstantiate] does not search all project scene files

Anyway, I'll see what I can do to fix this for you.

[OnInstantiate] does not search all project scene files

> But in your case, I've just realised that the names are different (options.tscn/UIOptions.cs), so even if they were in the same folder or using an additional files lookup, we'd...

[OnInstantiate] does not search all project scene files

Hi Valk. You happy for me to close this issue?

[OnInstantiate] does not search all project scene files

Thanks bud

[SceneTree] does not work if the script is not part of a root scene node

Very true. [SceneTree] needs to parse a .tscn to populate. By default, this is done using a simple filename match, but you can specify an alternative as a property of...

[SceneTree] does not work if the script is not part of a root scene node

> I'm not sure how to use any of the params in the [SceneTree] attribute maybe you could show examples on how to use them in the readme or if...

[SceneTree] does not work if the script is not part of a root scene node

@valkyrienyanko @benjiwolff This is now operational and included in the new pre-release nuget package.