Editor

When new project is created, create a visual studio project using the name of the project and link the SharpEngine DLLs.

Version 1 "Play" button

When the play button is pressed, it builds the solution of the project and opens a new window. For later versions we can figure out how to run the game in a dockable window.

Since the projects are built around the "traditional .net solution" we can just run the "dotnet build" and "dotnet run" commands.

Example

Unity version control: Bad
Unreal Engine version control: Meh

We want all files for a given project to be managed just as any other .NET using git. No need for git LFS for smaller games (larger files still need LFS).

Standalone

Developers are alrerady able to create games using the standalone process by using the local project reference. However this may not be ideal for light development. We should create NuGet packages out of the Core project that developers can pull for their games.