[TIPS] Script and Scene Sync in Godot: see your changes at runtime!

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Learn how to update the game preview in realtime when you edit a script or a level in Godot!
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A quick, yet super important tip if you work with Godot: the scene synchronisation will save you hours of work! This feature is commonly called hot reloading: you make a change, the engine reloads the file while the game is running. That way, you can edit your levels, change the character's speed, but also fix bugs, change a function and see how it affects the game!

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