Actions are easy to write. You just need a to implement one function in C#: _OnTrigger()

Or the same in GDScript. You additionally get the C# node to get access to some C# features. _onTrigger( action:GDScriptAction )

C#: using Godot; using Rokojori; [Tool, GlobalClass] public partial class MyAction:Action { protected override void _OnTrigger() { GD.Print( "Hello World!" ); } }

GDScript: ## -- ## -- @tool class_name MyAction extends RJ_Action func _onTrigger( action:GDScriptAction ) -> void: print( "Hello World!" ); ## ---

To add parameters, simply use members that you export.

If the parameters don't change, this Action is also network-ready.

C#: using Godot; using Rokojori; [Tool, GlobalClass] public partial class MyAction:Action { [Export] public string loggingText; protected override void _OnTrigger() { GD.Print( loggingText ); } }

GDScript: ## -- ## -- @tool class_name MyAction extends RJ_Action @export var loggingText: String func _onTrigger( action:GDScriptAction ) -> void: print( loggingText ); ## ---