Hello Bakin Team and Community,

I’m working on a long-term simulation style project(or trying to but limitation) in RPG Developer Bakin and wanted to ask about the possibility of a few features being supported natively in the future (instead of via plugins). I believe these would open the door to a wide range of creative and immersive player experiences.

Video and Media File Support
– Ability to load external video files dynamically from a user folder at runtime (e.g., watch a personal video on an in-game TV or cinema screen).
– Support for letting players add their own media to a predefined folder and letting the game detect/use it.

External Executable Launching (for mini-games)
– Event commands that can launch a packaged .exe or app bundled in the game folder.
– Could simulate mini-game systems or other standalone tools launched from within Bakin.

Networking / Multiplayer Support
– Even basic peer-to-peer or LAN/local multiplayer functionality would open up so many possibilities: shared worlds, shared simulation experiences, or just simple co-op social play.
– Live synchronization of scenes (like watching a video together or attending a theater in-game) would be amazing.

In-Game File Detection / Runtime Importing
– Simple support for detecting certain files in a game folder (images, JSONs, text, etc.) that could be dynamically referenced at runtime—useful for user-created content or sandbox-style gameplay.

I understand these are advanced and may not align with the core goals of Bakin at the moment, but I think they would greatly expand what creators can do, especially those building simulation-style, creator-driven, or sandbox games.

Thank you for all the amazing tools you've already provided. I’d love to know if features like these are planned—or could be considered for future updates.