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Announcing Godot Project Builder! It's a graphical automation tool for exporting and publishing #GodotEngine projects. It supports automated tasks for exports, uploading to popular stores (Steam, GOG, Epic, itch io) and basic file operations, all configured using a convenient GUI

38,149 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Tomasz Chaboravor 2 Jahren

Like all my tools and addons, it's available for free under MIT license. You can get it here: Soon in Godot Asset Lib. Running from source requires Godot 4.3 dev6 or newer.

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Mate Sršenvor 2 Jahren

@Akien This is pretty amazing. Exactly the kind of grunt work we want third party engines to be able to help us with.

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Olive Hill Studiosvor 2 Jahren

Very cool!

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Rising Army on Steam!vor 2 Jahren

interesting!

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Rechroniclevor 2 Jahren

Godot AssetLib will be lit! 👐

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Jondob Gamesvor 2 Jahren

nice, i really love this, such a great time saver ! very insane !

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MMUTFX2053vor 2 Jahren

😮

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SquareBearvor 2 Jahren

Phenomenal! Thanks for sharing!

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🌙vor 2 Jahren

amazing!!!! 🤩👍✨

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Vickylancevor 2 Jahren

@john_clayjohn Can it also be run from CLI to be run from the CI server?

Profilbild von Tomasz Chabora
Tomasz Chaboravor 2 Jahren

@john_clayjohn Currently no, but it can be easily added.

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