How To Create Sound Settings In Godot 

I really appreciate the kind words and I just saw your previous comment. I'll have a look into what's going on tomorrow when I'm free, if you want more upto date help I have a discord! A link is in the description of all of my most recent videos!

Yeah let me know if you understand this issue im dealing with? Ill join the discord and check that out

@@CoffeeCrowDev after finishing all your playlist this is the script giving me errors: class_name KeybindingButton extends Control @onready var label = $HBoxContainer/Label as Label @onready var button = $HBoxContainer/Button as Button @export var action_name : String = "jump" func _ready(): set_process_unhandled_key_input(false) set_action_name() #set_text_for_keys() #load_keybinds() func load_keybinds() -> void: rebind_action_key(SettingsContainer.get_keybind(action_name)) func set_action_name() -> void: label.text = "unassigned" match action_name: "move_left": label.text = "Move Left" "move_right": label.text = "Move Right" "jump": label.text = "Jump" "attack": label.text = "Attack" "shield": label.text = "Shield" "interact": label.text = "Interact" "tab_right": label.text = "Tab Right" "tab_left": label.text = "Tab Left" "select": label.text = "Select" "pause": label.text = "Pause" "cancel": label.text = "Cancel/Back" "d_pad": label.text = "D-Pad" @warning_ignore("unused_variable") func set_text_for_keys() -> void: var action_events = InputMap.action_get_events(action_name) var action_event = action_events[0] if action_event is InputEventKey: var action_keycode = OS.get_keycode_string(action_event.physical_keycode) button.text = "%s" % action_keycode elif action_event is InputEventMouseButton: var action_keycode = OS.get_keycode_string(action_event.button_index) button.text = "%s" % "Mouse Button " + str(action_event.button_index) func _on_keybind_button_toggled(button_pressed): if button_pressed: button.text = "Press Any Key..." set_process_unhandled_key_input(button_pressed) for i in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("keybind_button"): if i.action_name != self.action_name: i.button.toggle_mode = false i.set_process_unhandled_key_input(false) else: for i in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("keybind_button"): if i.action_name != self.action_name: i.button.toggle_mode = true i.set_process_unhandled_key_input(false) set_text_for_keys() func _unhanded_key_input(event): rebind_action_key(event) button.button_pressed = false func rebind_action_key(event) -> void: #var is_duplicate=false #var action_event=event #var action_keycode=OS.get_keycode_string(action_event.physical_keycode) #for i in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("keybind_button"): #if i.action_name!=self.action_name: #if i.button.text=="%s" %action_keycode: #is_duplicate=true #break #if not is_duplicate: InputMap.action_erase_events(action_name) InputMap.action_add_event(action_name,event) SettingsContainer.set_keybinds(action_name, event) set_process_unhandled_key_input(false) set_text_for_keys() set_action_name()

currently # commenting out some code I found from a comment in your videos and the calls to both those two methods which are causing the engine to crash before load and the issue keeps pointing to the line "var action_event = actions_events[0] " which says there is no such index... which is very confusing to me

I am currently rebuilding the keybind system in the latest version of godot to make sure engine variation is not causing any issues and I also want to update and simplify it because its a tad chaotic looking back at it :D Getting an indexing error shouldn't be happening unless the action event name is incorrect or none existent. can you try changing "action_events[0]" to "action_events[1]", that array should contain multiple events, if you are still getting a crash or error that may narrow the issue down a bit more!

did you write the buses name in the export_enum? If you named the sfx bus as "Sound Effects" then the name in the enum should be "Sound Effects" as well

@@Sean_9224 did the same as he did legit

Sure let's take a look! This mostly depends on how you are handling your menus. Are you using the change scene functionality to load and unload them? Are they all just contained within one larger scene just being hidden/ shown depending on what button is pressed? If you are changing the scene and unloading the previous scene then what you can do is fire a signal on change, passing through the time-stamp of the music player, store it in an autoloaded script then have that set the new audioplayers music to the same timestamp. This is why I tend to lean on the side of a main menu comprised of all of my different menus and just show/ hide. That way I don't need to do any data shenanigans and can just keep the music going.

Ooh i get it now, indeed I was using the change scene function. But I will be changing that for sure, hiding and showing the menus sounds like what I should have done from the start. Thank you very much for taking the time to answer!

@@diegofesr No worries, I'm always willing to help out where I can. Always remember there is 1000's of ways of doing something in game dev so there is very rarely a right or wrong answer, Keep yourself learning and improving!