reduz
commented
7 years ago Godot is designed with the total opposite mindset. It lets you split your game in scenes, so each part of the team does what they do best, and each owns their owns scenes (game designer, programmer, artist, etc). This makes real time collaboration pointless by design.
On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 2:59 PM, RobotUnderscore notifications@github.com wrote:
It's a huge task to build, but it would be amazing if you could have multiple users edit a single Godot project at once as opposed to using Git.
It would be similar to Google Docs, where any changes made in a project would update instantly across all connected users.
To avoid having to invest in servers for this, the host user could port forward their IP and share it with other users to connect and collaborate.
This can be seen in an engine called Superpowers HTML5.
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It's a huge task to build, but it would be amazing if you could have multiple users edit a single Godot project at once as opposed to using Git.
It would be similar to Google Docs, where any changes made in a project would update instantly across all connected users.
To avoid having to invest in servers for this, the host user could port forward their IP and share it with other users to connect and collaborate.
This can be seen in an engine called Superpowers HTML5.