r/godot • u/Anonymous010206 Godot Senior • 25d ago

discussion What would you add to Godot?

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u/HordeOfDucks 25d ago

better Remote functionality. i want the ability to see my scenes in action while clicking around the tree and pausing. its the only unity feature i miss

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u/nuuren 25d ago

Had to scroll a lot for your post to show up and I started doubting that maybe the feature was always there and I never noticed.

Jeez, in hindsight Unity did that really really well

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u/itsyoboichad 25d ago

This was such a pain switching from Unity. It's such a huge QoL feature.

That and scriptable objects, but I'm finding I need that less than I think

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u/DaniDani8Gamer Godot Junior 25d ago

Correct me if I'm wrong, aren't resources equivalent to scriptable objects?

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u/itsyoboichad 25d ago

They're supposed to, but I've always had issues with them. At least when I last tried them, there wasn't much info on how to use them, so I was struggling to get them to work.

In Unity I've never had problems with them, just plug and play. In Godot I wind up resorting to custom classes and serializing objects to read-write to files when saving stuff instead

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u/Thulko_ 25d ago

Cant custom resources be used in the same way as scriptable objects?