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### Godot Version 4.4 ### Question I am making a Object Pool Debug Panel Plugin, and ran into some issue. @tool extends EditorPlugin var panel func _enter_tree() -> void: add_autoload_singleton("ObjPoolData","res://addons/ObjectPooling/PoolData.gd") var btnConnect:Button = panel.get_node("ScrollContainer/VBoxContainer/HBoxContainer/Connect") btnConnect.pressed.connect(_on_press_connect) func _on_press_connect(): print(ObjPoolData.PoolDic) Here are the plugin code And the `res://addons/ObjectPooling/PoolData.gd` is @tool extends Node @export var PoolDic:Dictionary = {} func _ready() -> void: for node in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group("ObjPool"): node.pool_count_change.connect( func(): ObjPoolData.PoolDic[node.name] = { "currentAmount":node.currentAmount, "objInScene":node.objInScene }) Ignore other stuff, every time an object spawned, the dictionary changed. The dictionary works fine when I trying to print it in my game scene, but when I try to print it in my Editor Plugin script, it always get an empty dictionary. Did I do something wrong, or godot’s editor plugin can’t have access to the auto load script.