Today I will guide you through game programming Godot on the website and can be programmed on the phone. Godot Editor on the web was launched on May 29, which is the day I wrote this article. Godot Engine is software that helps you easily program and design games with specialized support for games. If before, you needed to download Godot to your computer and then install it, now you can program games with Godot Online right on the Website. Of course, you need to have Internet access to code on the website.
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How to Program Games with Godot Online on Website
The Godot Online Game programming function on the Website is supported by the genuine Website itself.
First, access the link: https://godotengine.org/online/godot.tools.html
This is just a beta version so there are still bugs
You will see the picture
In the Select persistence mode: Then there will be 4 Options boxes:
- None : You will lose data when you close the page or reload the page
- IndexDB: uses the IndexedDB API to store your files. Usually limited to 50 megabytes on desktop and 5 megabytes on mobile (I recommend this for now is when I wrote this article, it can be updated later)
- Dropbox: will store your files in a Dropbox folder created specifically for the test app. You will also be able to upload files directly to Dropbox and they will be available in the tool (after refreshing the page). This is a very powerful tool but is currently quite slow, both when loading and saving (it will need to load down the entire directory on startup and changes will be stored asynchronously). Note: At the time of reading, Dropbox support may not be available due to limits on the maximum number of users.(After this, I think it will be fixed)
- FileSystem API: uses the new, potentially revealing FileSystem Web API native file system support (File System) in the future, if browser vendors agree on a safe way to do it. This, again, is considered a proof of concept and browser support is very limited to date.
Here I will choose IndexDB, you can explore other ones
Then Press Start
Wait a bit for it to load on your computer, then it will appear after 30 seconds
Then you create the Project as usual
And it will appear to us
Just like the windows tool, right?
You can now start creating games with Godot Online
If you want to exit, press the X next to Editor
It will take you back to the first page
Then click Start Godot again
That's it, if you choose IndexxDB, I don't think you will be able to get the project file. I'm not very familiar with this so I could be wrong, but with IndexDB you can make a game under 50mb. If you're quick, just dropbox it. So that's it for now and see you in the next post ^^!
