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Godot@programming.dev · 13 days ago

Daily Godot Tip #17: If you need to test your game on web, instead of exporting and uploading to something like itch.io, Godot has a built in Run in Browser button

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Daily Godot Tip #17: If you need to test your game on web, instead of exporting and uploading to something like itch.io, Godot has a built in Run in Browser button

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Godot@programming.dev · 13 days ago

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This will be available to click on if you have a web export template

Alt text: Clicking on the Remote Debug button in the top right of the Godot Editor and a menu popping up that says Run in Browser on a button, and then Start HTTP Server on a button

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Wow - super helpful!

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