This is a guide for contributing to Thrive.
Note: if you have an idea, share it on our community forums! and don't create an issue about it.
Issues on our Github are not meant for general feedback. We only accept bug reports about something not working. Team members after consulting other team members are allowed to create issues about new or improved features. If someone else creates such an issue, that wasn't planned, it will be closed.
First select an issue to work on. We have some issues tagged as good first issue. You can also check the issues tagged as easy to find something to start with. If you don't know how some issue should be implemented feel free to ask on the issue.
Then follow the the standard fork workflow: https://gist.github.com/Chaser324/ce0505fbed06b947d962 to do the required changes to fix the issue. You should check the documentation in the "doc" folder as well as check Godot's documentation. Note that you should check the setup instructions for which version of Godot you need, as well as the version of the Godot documentation you should read.
Please follow our styleguide when making your changes to Thrive.
Once your changes are complete, then open a pull request to this repo and someone from the team will review your pull request. Note that currently it is not possible commit changes to Git LFS if you are not a team member, so you need to ask someone from the team for help if your PR includes changes to assets.
If you want to contribute a non-planned feature, then you must add code to disable your changes. Note: currently we don't have an options menu that could be used to enable inbuilt mods, so this is a bit difficult at the time of writing.
If you have a question about an issue on how it should be solved, please post your question on the issue itself.
If you need more general help check this category on our forums: https://community.revolutionarygamesstudio.com/c/dev-help
If you want to join the Revolutionary Games team, see this page: https://revolutionarygamesstudio.com/get-involved/
You can join the team by making a non-trivial pull request that gets accepted. Team members will be given write access to this repo once they have done one accepted pull request.