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community_roadmap
Want to help to make Godot grow? As mentioned before, the biggest obstacle for this is not features lacking or anything of the sort. Godot will only grow once more people finds out about it, and once there is a large enough developer community creating and sharing content.
As such, we have put together this roadmap on the things we would like to happen in the community in the future to ensure that Godot is more accessible. They are mostly unrelated items, but we will need help for this to happen.
Have more ideas? Feedback is very welcome!
An asset store is not on the map in the short term (though anyone is free to create one). For a game engine to gain more widespread adoption nowadays it needs a way for the community to share assets, from simple shaders to full blown game templates.
We hope the new UI and plug-in system will allow to make this much easier, but a community website for this will be vital. Want to help with this? Let us know!
Godot comes with many functional demos, but they are designed as learning tools (only what is required is presented in them). A list of features is often not enough to convince someone to give a game engine a try, so beautiful looking demos are a must. If you are an accomplished 2D or 3D artist, your help here is vital!
The current wiki (this) is only writable by developers. We are in the process of moving docs and tutorials to a more openly accessibly wiki, so we can centralize everything. This will take some time but it's top priority.
Everywhere in the world there are many places were talks about a free and open game engine such as Godot would be very welcome. From schools and universities to cultural centers. Godot community should provide whoever wants to do this with template talks in several languages.
Likewise, materials for teaching how to make videogames using Godot (slides, examples, evaluation guidelines, etc) in various languages should be created and made available to anyone who would want to do this at their local city.
(c) Juan Linietsky, Ariel Manzur, Distributed under the terms of the CC By license.