Add back in the 'Pulse' bbcode example script#12146
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Seems to have disappeared at some point between now and the v3.2 docs, though it's still referenced in the example below the GDScripts. This just adds back in the script ( and changes `tool` to `@tool` ).
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That specific example was intentionally removed as it's superseded by the built-in I don't think we should readd it, especially since we already have other examples listed below. I would only remove the |
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Alrighty, I can re-write the documentation so that's a bit more clear then. |
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Seems to have disappeared at some point between now and the v3.2 docs, though it's still referenced in the example below the GDScripts. This just adds back in the script ( and changes
toolto@tool).