Default File Structure

[devurose]

It's a simple ask, but it would be wonderful if you could create a sort of default assortment of directories that replace the existing ones when creating a new project, so a template project I'd need to duplicate isn't necessary if I want to have a sort of uniform and organized file structure.
Maybe throw it somewhere in the editor settings? You could have it reference a folder on your system and basically duplicate it to a fresh project. I'm not versed in how Godot handles default files, but I'm relatively confident this is possible to implement to a degree.

[dukemagus]

Each project is unique. It's easier that you create the proper structure and save that project to use as template whenever you need

[devurose]

I'm not sure the each project being unique tidbit is necessarily true, you can organize the same for different projects

[Maximinodotpy]

Sounds good, but I myself havent made a project where I was fully content with the structure. Do you have something in mind what such a structure could look like?

[devurose]

I quite enjoy this layout for my games, it's usually worked in most case scenarios with little tweaking

[Maximinodotpy]

Looks interesting, so in Assets there are the "raw" files and in Resources there are actual game things [.res, .tres]?

Or did I misunderstand it.

Nice Font BTW

[devurose]

100%, that's exactly how I use this structure. But of course, people might organize differently. Thus my pitch on a way to customize the default file structure :)

I know It'd save me some time on my workflow, that's for sure

[devurose]

Also thanks, I went on an editor deco spree and had a little fun with it haha

[vnen]

I think it should just properly support template projects. Right now you can create a project from asset library template but AFAIK you cannot use a local project as a template.