I take time to update my games so i don't want the halfway version to be seen

Clyde_The_Coder wrote:

You know what i mean…

I'm a bit confused on what you mean. You could unshare the project and do the updates, or do them over a course of time with them shared. That's how video game makers do it.

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CoderMCProX wrote:

Clyde_The_Coder wrote:

You know what i mean…

I'm a bit confused on what you mean. You could unshare the project and do the updates, or do them over a course of time with them shared. That's how video game makers do it.

The problem with unsharing, however, is that the share date displayed on the project page changes when you reshare it. This has caused confusion (ex. with comment dates and remix dates)
Also, kinda annoying to have two or more different projects for this or have to download the project, and someone may not have access to the offline editor if they are on an iPad or iPhone

make a copy of your project (with the File menu in the editor) and make your changes to it. when done, save the updated version to your computer (File menu!!) and load it in the shared project