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Godot Remote Control (godot-rc)

godot-rc is an addon that allows other application to control the Godot editor via a JSON API. This is primarily so that different editors can provide better Godot integrations, and in particular I am making this so that I can edit the scene tree (on a basic level) from within Emacs.

godot-rc.el contains my experiments in making this function. To use it in the current state, use M-x initialize-godot-rc inside a file within your Godot project. This starts a connection with the godot-remote-control addon. Swapping between .tscn files will update the *scene-tree* buffer with a display of the selected scene, and it will also open automatically in the Godot editor. You can kill godot-rc with M-x kill-godot-rc.