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When i'm running more than one instance of the game, is there any quick way to tell which instance of the game is the one that gets its scene tree displayed under "Remote" in the editors scene tab?.

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[–] Ti_Ka@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Wow thanks for the quick and detailed answer :D. Ive used a variation of the autoload script you provided and it works great.

> on my machine it corresponds to the window order in the taskbar.

I tried that at first too but its not very reliable on my machine and it seem they can be in any order on my taskbar.

(I actually went back and checked now that i can easily tell which one it is and it appears like it is often, but not always, the one last in my taskbar (out of 3 open instances). ~30%-50% of the time it can also be the second to last one and i recall it even being the first one in the taskbar at least once)