• GreyBeard@lemmy.one
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    20 hours ago

    That’s an improvement for sure, but in case you all didn’t know, when you are testing your game, you can switch back to the editor and change the tab on the scene node browser to see the live scene and edit it.

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      11 hours ago

      I don’t come where you work and tell you how to do your job, now do I? But yeah, this is super useful, thanks 🤣

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        11 hours ago

        It took me months of using Godot to realize that was there. It is really well buried. I came over from Unity and was distressed at the lack of feedback of the game while debugging, then I realized the “Remote” and “Local” tabs. It isn’t quite as good as getting visual feedback in the debug window, but it at least lets me watch values and reset positions of objects.

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          11 hours ago

          Same dude(tte), Also loved it when someone showed me the holy path that is the debugger, learning to use it effectively is shaving off a lot of bug hunting time. Time is money, money is power, power is pizza, less bugs more feature creep!

          At least i have pretty butterflies at night now!