How to Use Signals in Godot #shorts

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Signals are a powerful tool for communicating between scenes and nodes in Godot. See how to use them in this short video!
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Galaxy background footage is from Adobe Stock

[fantomas]

and to use signals across multiple separate scenes you can create a script with all the signals you need and add it to the autoloads then access it in any scene in your project

[CarnoOfficial]

Really helpful and short too, thank you!

[StroberriBS]

Do I need to call the emit_signal wherre i define the signal? Or I can emit_signal from other node too?

[marverickbin]

Is colision a signal? Should i signal every time any object collide with any other?