except that it saves you a couple keystrokes. you would want to always use it instead of get_node. # using $$path/to/node.position# alternatively$"path/to/node".position# both are equivalent toget_node("path/to/node").position the @ syntax also exists for ， the $ syntax is used to get a specific node。
6:14pm 2 Reply From: justMK As of Godot 3.0。
5:26pm 1 Attention Topic was automatically imported from the old Question2Answer platform. AskedBy MyGrandfather I feel kinda like a noob but I don’t think I understand what $ is when used in examples. I assume it is similar to get_node but idk if it is the exact same. I looked through the documentation to find the answer but they just start using it without explaining. Basically my question is what does the $ in something like $player mean and do. Also in what way would you want to use the $ 1 Like system April 20， which instead of doing NodePath("path/to/node/")// you can do@"path/to/node" ， it’s exactly the same as get_node， 2020， 2020， ，。
system April 20。