Interesting little bug I found:
Teleporting while in a cloud-edit session causes weird issues. Namely you disconnecting (it outputs that you’ve disconnected) and then after a while you ‘losing connection’ and being asked to reconnect.
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Suggestion:
Make it so the player count in Cloud edit does not add to the # Playing count. Instead add a new value on the game icon that says
# Playing
# Editing
However, limit it so only people who have edit access can see how many people are editing.
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Can you allow NBC members to join more groups?
It’s impossible to work with people effectively with the 5 group limit
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Get BC
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Thank you everyone for your feedback, keep it coming! I am not responding to every message but I am continuing to read this thread and put the bugs in our internal backlog (it has gotten a lot bigger since we opened the beta! 
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Cloud edit is right where “Configure” used to be, and I’ve clicked it sooo many times trying to configure an asset. Can we do something about that so it’s not super easy to accidentally click it and open up studio?
Edit: Looks like an update went out to show you other people’s cameras. Wooo! It’d be sweet if clicking their name in the Players window moved your camera to theirs so you could see what they’re working on. Also useful if someone says “Hey look at this” so you can teleport right to them.
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Literally can’t.
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Twas’ going so well
Every time I try to cloud edit now it just crashes me, I’ve tried the re-installing studio but no luck
computer specs available on request
Believe in urselffff
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I believe in money, and i believe that i have none
I wonder, when studio crashes in Cloud Edit, does it crash everyone or just one person?
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Just one person most of the time
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Zooming in with the mouse wheel seems a little glitchy
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I think that scripts should be able to be edited by multiple people like google docs.
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That’ll literally cause havoc.
I mean, it’s an interesting idea but I don’t think etherpad-style editing is going to be a good thing in the long run.
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If you’re working on a project together it can be helpful, you wouldn’t give cloud edit access to people that are not involved with your project.
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Yes, but I’ve tried to do etherpad-style editing before with multiple users, working on a serious project. It was literally havoc. To the point where I just wrote the code myself and had the other users working on different parts.
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Google-docs-esque script editing is a fantasy that doesn’t have much practical use. Programming requires you to have a good understanding of the code you’re working with – that’s why working with someone else’s code is painful at first, as you’re trying to use something you don’t understand yet. If you’re working with other people programming something and have functions and variables popping in every time you go out of your own little bubble, your brain won’t be able to keep up with them and it’s going to be extremely counterproductive. This isn’t even restricted to ROBLOX – no professional is going to develop a project like this. Any company worth their stuff uses source control (e.g. git) to integrate multiple peoples’ code in waves as opposed to using a programming equivalent of Google Docs which provides an unmanageable continuous stream of information.
To add onto that, how are you going to create something together? You don’t share the same brain and thoughts. You’ll have to be continually communicating back and forth to decide who works on what to make sure you don’t create conflictions, and you’ll have to repeatedly take the time to explain why something needs to be and how it should be made. You’ll spend more time communicating back and forth what you’re going to do than you will programming, and that’s not very productive.
Sure, google docs programming could be used to some extent to teach someone else a quick thing or two, and I imagine some other stuff as well, but all of those are niche things and not worth designing an entire google docs feature for.
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