user signal

<MarianoGNU> to create you own signal:
[23:07] <MarianoGNU> add_user_signal("name")
[23:08] <MarianoGNU> to connect a signal:
[23:08] <MarianoGNU> objet_who_emits.connect("signal_name", object_who_owns_callback, "funcation_name")
[23:08] <eska> it's also possible to create a new signal using `signal custom_signal( arg1, arg2 )`
[23:08] <MarianoGNU> to emit a signal:
[23:09] <MarianoGNU> object_who_emits.emit_signal("signal_name", argument_a, arbument_b, ...) #arguments are optional
[23:10] <MarianoGNU> then you will only need the function to call
[23:10] <MarianoGNU> func function_name(arg1, arg2):
[23:10] <MarianoGNU>     ....
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[23:13] <ugly_cat> otorp2: you're the one who switched for music stuff right?
[23:13] <ugly_cat> Do you like it?
[23:14] <otorp2> still have to buy interface but im running kxstudio now - i dig it yeah
[23:18] <caleb98> have you used FL studio
[23:18] <caleb98> otorp2
[23:18] <otorp2> not in linux
[23:18] <caleb98> i mean in general
[23:19] <otorp2> sure
[23:19] <caleb98> i have it for my android and its awesome
[23:19] <caleb98> so technically it runs on linux
[23:21] <otorp2> ive never run it on anything but win - yes its great
[23:23] <otorp2> MarianoGNU:  did you mean for one of those to be object who receives signal?
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[23:24] <MarianoGNU> you have two object, one emits the signal and the oter calls the function
[23:24] <MarianoGNU> so you can make a RidigBody2D to stop all movement when a timer times out
[23:25] <MarianoGNU> if you pass self as function caller, the one calling the function will be the same object emitting the signal
[23:28] <MarianoGNU> i'll call it a day now
[23:29] <otorp2> thanks MarianoGNU  ill keep trying