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How OddShed works
Start with your first game, then the editor, the agent team, sharing, your account and fixes for common problems.
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Start here
Make your first game and find your way around the editor.
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Build in the editor
Work with the agent, play and test, edit code and roll back.
Building with the AI agent
How to work with the agent team: the first questions, Build and Discuss, voice, attachments and reading a turn.
OpenPreview and playtesting
Play the current version, check phone and tablet sizes, and fix a preview that breaks.
OpenCode and files
Browse your project's files and edit the code yourself. Comes with every paid plan.
OpenTimeline and restore points
See what each turn did, and take your game back to an earlier version.
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AI and tools
Meet the agent team, the art and sound it makes, and how your data is handled.
Your agent team
The builder, artist, sound designer and playtester who make your game, on every plan.
OpenArt and sound
How your game gets its art and sound, and how to bring your own pictures.
OpenData and privacy
What OddShed sends when you build, what it keeps, and how to turn off diagnostic sharing.
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Share and export
Share your game, play online with friends and take your code with you.
Publishing, sharing and remixing
Share your game by link, list it in the Game Library, and choose whether others can remix it.
OpenMultiplayer rooms
Play your game with friends in a live room: ask for online multiplayer, publish, send a room code or invite link, and everyone is in the same game.
OpenEngines and code export
OddShed makes browser games with Phaser and Three.js. On a paid plan, you can take the code with you.
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Account and support
Settings, credits and fixes for common problems.
Settings
What you can change in Settings, from your profile to deleting your account.
OpenCredits and billing
How credits work, where to see what you spent, and how to manage your plan.
OpenTroubleshooting common issues
Quick fixes for a preview that will not load, a change that broke the game, and other common bumps.
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