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These changes were outlined in this issue HoussineMehnik#16 We've been using these settings, and its been working.
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Currently, when you register a tool it is only registered for your own local editor.
This change registers the tool at the project level, so collaborators don't have to manually register/unregister tools when they become available.
We've been using these settings, and they've been working.
Settings are stored in
Project/Config/DefaultEditorScriptingTools.ini@HoussineMehnik you outlined this change here #16