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ResourceSaver¶
Inherits: Object
A singleton for saving Resources to the filesystem.
Description¶
A singleton for saving resource types to the filesystem.
It uses the many ResourceFormatSaver classes registered in the engine (either built-in or from a plugin) to save resource data to text-based (e.g. .tres or .tscn) or binary files (e.g. .res or .scn).
Methods¶
void |
add_resource_format_saver ( ResourceFormatSaver format_saver, bool at_front=false ) |
get_recognized_extensions ( Resource type ) |
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void |
remove_resource_format_saver ( ResourceFormatSaver format_saver ) |
save ( Resource resource, String path="", BitField<SaverFlags> flags=0 ) |
Enumerations¶
flags SaverFlags:
SaverFlags FLAG_NONE = 0
No resource saving option.
SaverFlags FLAG_RELATIVE_PATHS = 1
Save the resource with a path relative to the scene which uses it.
SaverFlags FLAG_BUNDLE_RESOURCES = 2
Bundles external resources.
SaverFlags FLAG_CHANGE_PATH = 4
Changes the Resource.resource_path of the saved resource to match its new location.
SaverFlags FLAG_OMIT_EDITOR_PROPERTIES = 8
Do not save editor-specific metadata (identified by their __editor prefix).
SaverFlags FLAG_SAVE_BIG_ENDIAN = 16
Save as big endian (see FileAccess.big_endian).
SaverFlags FLAG_COMPRESS = 32
Compress the resource on save using FileAccess.COMPRESSION_ZSTD. Only available for binary resource types.
SaverFlags FLAG_REPLACE_SUBRESOURCE_PATHS = 64
Take over the paths of the saved subresources (see Resource.take_over_path).
Method Descriptions¶
void a