UPDATED 6/12/26

I create a new resource using that script, weapon_id is ‘assault rifle’ and the damage and ammo is respectively 2 and 3. Then in ModelStats script, i have @export var weapon: Weapon so I can attach a weapon when a create a modelstat resource. Finally, the action ‘full auto’ is a separate script action which is the 1st script I included extends Card var modelstat := ModelStats func apply_effects(targets: Array[Node]) → void: var damage_effect := DamageEffect.new() damage_effect.amount = modelstat.weapon.ammo * modelstat.weapon.damage damage_effect.execute(targets) I want full auto to activate when I choose the model that has the ‘assault rifle’ equipped, using the weapon attached to that model. There will be multiple models to choose from in my final game so I’m trying to debug how the action system is working.

Maybe you want to export the model stats info instead? Do you have these resources saved elsewhere? @export var modelstat: ModelStats # no equals = sign, only colon : for type

I would need to see how `ModelStats` is defined in the first place.

This is how ModelStats is defined class_name ModelStats signal stats_changed @export var model_id: String @export var art: Texture @export_group("Basic Stats") @export var max_health := 5 @export var move := 6 @export var accuracy := 2 @export var strength := 2 @export var agility := 2 @export var willpower := 2 @export var armor := 0 @export var weapon : Weapon var health: int : set = set_health func set_health(value: int) -> void: health = clampi(value, 0, max_health) stats_changed.emit() func set_accuracy(value: int) -> void: accuracy = clampi(value, 0, 100) stats_changed.emit() func set_strength(value: int) -> void: strength = clampi(value, 0, 100) stats_changed.emit() func set_agility(value: int) -> void: agility = clampi(value, 0, 100) stats_changed.emit() func set_willpower(value: int) -> void: willpower = clampi(value, 0, 100) stats_changed.emit() func set_armor(value: int) -> void: armor = clampi(value, 0, 100) stats_changed.emit func take_damage(damage: int) -> void: if damage <= 0: return var initial_damage = damage damage = clampi(initial_damage - armor, 0, damage) self.health -= damage func heal(amount : int) -> void: self.health += amount func create_instance() -> Resource: var instance: ModelStats = self.duplicate() instance.health = max_health return instance```

I also changed ModelStats definition code for the weapon to var weapon := Weapon.new() This seemed to fix all my issues, thank you!

A few things: You should put multi-line code under ``` for it to be properly formatted: ``` extends Card var modelstat := ModelStats func apply_effects(targets: Array[Node]) → void: ` `var damage_effect := DamageEffect.new() ` `damage_effect.amount = modelstat.weapon.ammo * modelstat.weapon.damage ` `damage_effect.execute(targets) ``` That will look like this: extends Card var modelstat := ModelStats func apply_effects(targets: Array[Node]) → void: var damage_effect := DamageEffect.new() damage_effect.amount = modelstat.weapon.ammo * modelstat.weapon.damage damage_effect.execute(targets) Inline code should be under `, like this: `inline code`, and that looks like this: `inline code`. Now, for the error you are getting. This line is the (main) problem: var modelstat := ModelStats I am guessing that `ModelStats` is a script. Consider what the `:=` operator does. When you do, for instance: var value := 10 You say that `value` is a variable of type `int` whose value is `10`. Godot inferred the type of the variable and assigned the value after `:=`. You wouldn’t do this: var value := int So the line: var modelstat := ModelStats sets the value (and NOT the type) of `modelstat` to `ModelStats`, and its type is `GDScript`.