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You could try running the Android version through Waydroid.

Found this after searching for “Steam Deck Waydroid”, it might be helpful IDK: https://github.com/ryanrudolfoba/SteamOS-Waydroid-Installer

You can use str() to print the array of groups as-is, or use other functions to parse the data from the array. Also, prints() is the right function to use for comma-separated print values.

Godot docs for str()

Godot Docs for prints()

Possible quick-and-dirty fix:

func _on_area_2d_area_entered(area):
 prints("Collision detected by:", get_name(), "| group:", str(area.get_groups()) )

This might help too:

func _on_area_2d_area_entered(area):
# Information about the detected area
var area_name: String = area.name
var area_groups: Array[StringName] = area.get_groups()

# Check with type_groups[] array defined earlier; probably redundant step
for checked_group in type_groups:
  if checked_group in area_groups:
   prints("Collision detected by:", self.get_name(), "| detected area:", area_name, "| group:", checked_group)

If there’s problems with collison detection make sure both areas have the same layer/mask. Remember the docs are your friend.

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