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by Rusty Orr · in General Discussion · 09/19/2008 (4:59 am) · 3 replies

Ok it's all most time to cross the line and make the purchase and start the long road ahead. I'm sorry if this has already been answered but i couldnt find it, I've been tinkering and pooring over all this info for the last 3 months and it's time to just dive in and make a go of it.

Ok here's the question:
Is it possible to buy mutiple seats and work together over a network or web based server? Again if this was already answered I'm sorry but i missed it.
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Associate Scott Burns
GG Alumni
#1
09/19/2008 (5:55 am)
Not quite sure what you mean. Are you asking if multiple people can use the editors inside of networked mission? Because the answer to that is no. There was someone a while back who built a networked version of the editors in which you could do that, but that is something that person is selling themselves outside of GG.

Torque Owner Rusty Orr
#2
09/19/2008 (3:28 pm)
Thanks
Ya thats what i was getting at on the lines of the hereo engine where you work on the project over a server.
and i guess I should have said either version 1.5 or the TGEA. Was just trying to decide which way to go I realize one TGEA will take a bit longer to learn but probly would be better to go this way versis porting it over in the end.
Was trying to find a way so we could work from differnt locations around the world. Well i guess ya cant have everything for this price.

Associate James Ford
Sickhead Games
#3
09/19/2008 (4:16 pm)
Usually for a project with multiple programmers you would setup a SVN repository (or CVS, etc). This won't let you see each other's changes in real time though, or be able to merge two peoples changes to say, the same .ter file.

Moonedit is an interesting tool for doing pair programming over the internet.