u/WarmConclusion603

So after i published my last game, i was looking for better options for a game engine, because after the work i did last time i realized that if i ever wanted to move into the industry or something like that, i would definitely need to learn smth other than turbowarp. I started looking into unity, but realized that my pc took so long booting it up, around 30 minutes. I then tried godot, and for the life of me i cant figure out this coding language. It takes so much work just to get the character to move. So i looked to Unreal next, and then realized it takes 60 gb to download and some people say it takes 120, which i cant do if i want more than 1 game on my pc. What engine should i use thats has all the proper engine features like file directory and stuff?

Is it possible to connect Steam Cloud API or Steam Auto Cloud to a project in turbo warp, so that a save file can persist through steam cloud? If so, how? My game saves data as a single string of text, and uses the local storage extension to save it to the computer.

Does any one know if it’s possible to use the he files/ shark pools files extension to access the system file and store assets there instead? Like large data:uri and 4k assets so that they aren’t all loaded into memory at the start? Sorry if it’s a dumb question.

Is there any method to make the assets not load into ram when you open it? Like store it as a separate file or something like that? I have a lot of 4k assets in my game and a lot of enemy costumes, so when it’s in the editor it’s taking up about 8 gb of ram in total 😬 Anyone know a fix or a different method?

Any time I try to load my project, before it’s even done compressing the project in the packager, it gives me this error code. I tried to web packager and it said out of memory, and I have 16gb ddr4. The project runs smoothly in the editor but can’t seem to load into the packager. I do have 4k textures, but all of them have been compressed into only a few kb, so I know there is something bg else I can fix. Any solution to this?