Me and my brother want to make a game together, in a set up where we can share the unity build screen, and when we make changes we can see it on both monitors. get what Im saying? If you understand please help me answer this question.
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3Are you using Windows? Look up Remote Desktop. With Remote Desktop, you may be able to get both of you to see the same thing. I haven’t done this myself, but from what I hear it’s possible to see the remote user’s actions with some settings changes.
Here’s a link that may allow this, or get you the vocab needed to find more help - How to Enable Multiple Concurrent User in Remote Desktop Windows 7 - NEXTOFWINDOWS.COM
Keep in mind that what you’re asking for is naturally complex behaviour, and it’s gonna take some technical trickery to get it working.
You need a team license. It costs $500. Only solution… sorry
No im talking about making a game together on different computers but the data is same on both so we dont have to transfer files back in forth.
– taborgreat@taborgreat You want to have the same project open in two separate instances of Unity at the same time? That sounds like it is going to cause lots of trouble when it comes to updating the asset database... though of course I might be wrong.
– numberkruncherSet-up a LAN computer solution (What schools do). I don’t know how much you know about computers but all you have to do is connect to the same router/modem and set up a “network place” (Where you will also put your project file in).
This enables you to work on the same project. Not at the same time though.
Here is a good link if you don’t know how to do that: How to Use Windows HomeGroup
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did you somehow think that posting a link that ridiculous on its own was a neat thing to do? XD
– Loius
Duplicate Question : http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/411479/making-a-game-with-my-brother.html I would go with the SVN suggestion
– AlucardJay