fix: break loading up into two batches so objects can be loaded and accessed by other code in the loading method here

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc/esc_object_manager.gd

@@ -52,17 +52,6 @@ var current_room_key: ESCRoomObjectsKey
 # To avoid having to look this up all the time, we hold a reference.
 var reserved_objects_container: ESCRoomObjects
 
-# To avoid having to look this up all the time, we hold a reference.
-var reserved_objects_container: ESCRoomObjects
-
-func _init() -> void:
-	reserved_objects_container = ESCRoomObjects.new()
-	reserved_objects_container.is_reserved = true
-	reserved_objects_container.objects = {}
-	room_objects.push_back(reserved_objects_container)
-
-	current_room_key = ESCRoomObjectsKey.new()
-
 
 func _init() -> void:
 	reserved_objects_container = ESCRoomObjects.new()

addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/save_data/esc_save_manager.gd

@@ -291,6 +291,20 @@ func load_game(id: int):
 			)
 	)
 
+	load_event.statements = load_statements
+	
+	escoria.set_game_paused(false)
+	escoria.event_manager.queue_event(load_event)
+
+	# Wait for the scene to be loaded so we have access to objects, etc.
+	var rc = yield(escoria.event_manager, "event_finished")
+	while rc[1] != escoria.event_manager.EVENT_LOAD:
+		rc = yield(escoria.event_manager, "event_finished")
+
+	# We then carry on with other "load"-related commands.
+	escoria.set_game_paused(true)
+	load_statements = []
+
 	## GLOBALS
 	for k in save_game.globals.keys():
 		var global_value = save_game.globals[k]