Workflow

This chapter describes the typical day-to-day loop in Tulio.

1) Create or open a project

A Tulio project is a folder on disk.

• Use Open Project to pick an existing project folder.
• Use Save / Export to Folder to write project files to disk.

Tip: Keep projects in a dedicated folder (and make backups).

2) Open a scene

Scenes are where you place objects and build levels.

• Double-click a scene in the Project panel to open it.
• Each open scene appears as a tab.

3) Place and edit objects

A scene is made of objects (instances) that you can select and edit.

Typical edits:

• Move / scale objects
• Adjust properties in the Inspector
• Swap sprites/assets

4) Press Play and iterate

Use Play to run the current scene.

• Keep your changes small.
• Press Play often.
• Fix issues immediately while the context is fresh.

5) Save and export

Saving writes your project state back to disk.

Export creates a runnable build of your game.

If something looks wrong after export, confirm:

• You saved after your last edit
• Your scene is set up as expected
• Required assets exist on disk