godot-4-awaiter

For when you need to await multiple signals. No idea if this is something you should do, but at least now you can :).

Godot 4 Only

Setup

Download and move ./addons/awaiter to your godot project's ./addons folder.

Examples

Wait for all of the signals to fire:

var t1_finished = get_tree().create_timer(1.0).timeout
var t2_finished = get_tree().create_timer(2.0).timeout

# Expects an Array[Signal]
await Awaiter.wait_for([t1_finished, t2_finished])

print('All Finished!')

Wait until the first signal fires:

t1_finished = get_tree().create_timer(1.0).timeout
t2_finished = get_tree().create_timer(2.0).timeout
t2_finished.connect(func(): print("T2 Finished!"))

# Expects an Array[Signal]
await FirstAwaiter.wait_for([t1_finished, t2_finished])

print('First Finished!')

Prevent waiting forever if the node you are waiting for goes away:

var t1 = Timer.new()
t1.wait_time = 2.0
t1.autostart = true

var t2 = Timer.new()
t2.wait_time = 1.0
t2.autostart = true
t2.timeout.connect(t1.queue_free)

add_child(t1)
add_child(t2)

await FirstAwaiter.wait_for([t1.tree_exiting, t1.timeout])

print("Did not wait forever!")