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Search will generally match any assets that contains all words from the search query. The words can be anywhere in the asset name, description or tags. All search queries are case independent.

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Save Value Viewer 0

by onpont | MIT

Inspect the values inside a Godot save or settings file without opening it in a text editor. It lists every ConfigFile and JSON value as section/key, type and exact text, filters across all three, and never writes to the file

What it is for You want to know what a save file actually contains: which stage is unlocked, what the volume slider is set to, or why a flag is still false . Until now that meant opening the file in a text editor and reading [progress] blocks by eye, or

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