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@Export macro

the @Export Swift macro mimics the abilities of the @export GDScript keyword. It makes the property available and editable in the Inspector in the Godot Editor.

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  • Currently, I'm not sure how to make a property on a SwiftGodot class available inside of Godot, unless I use the @Export macro. However, this may/may not be what I want. I want the property to be available, gettable, settable, but not editable in the inspector.
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