Hi! So I'm making a game and I have some friends who want to work with me on said game, I just had a question however.
Can 2(or more) people work on the same scratch game together at the same time? Like co-developing!
It's a silly question, but I would love to know!
Thanks in advance!

Only the owner of a scratch project can see it until they decide to share it. If you're asking as in being able to invite people to a scratch project like you can with a google doc, no, you cannot

So far no and suggesting it is rejected

2.1 Adding users to work on projects
Having multiple Scratchers work on the same project would be difficult to moderate not only due to technological limitations but also because it could lead to private messaging; for more information, see #7.1 on this list. This suggestion includes live editing (similar to Google Docs) and other forms of private collaboration. If you would like to work on a project with another Scratcher, you can remix each others' projects.

At the moment, a turn-based collaboration system for shared projects is NOT rejected; you can discuss it on this topic.

Got ninja'd

Ah, thank you guys for the help though!

ThatOneFastCola wrote:

Ah, thank you guys for the help though!

You're welcome

ThatOneFastCola wrote:

Hi! So I'm making a game and I have some friends who want to work with me on said game, I just had a question however.
Can 2(or more) people work on the same scratch game together at the same time? Like co-developing!
It's a silly question, but I would love to know!
Thanks in advance!

two accounts can't work on it, but if you really want to. You can have two accounts make different parts of the script in separate projects then smash the two together in one. Or, a few years back me and my brother made a joint account that we both logged into to work on different projects together, it was a little tricky but we managed to make a few games, then the two of us would remix it so it'd be available on both of our accounts. So something like that could work

Unless you are sure no one apart from the creators of the project can access them, no, because other people may interfere with it.

when you scratch:: control hat
if you're really sure no one else can access it:: operators stack
then ok:: motion stack
else i don't recommend it:: motion stack
end:: looks cap

Yes if you share devices (Idk if it's allowed though)

wait so can two people work on the same scratch project without having to remix it?

100followergoal wrote:

wait so can two people work on the same scratch project without having to remix it?

No. And this post was from 6 months ago.