Dang. Why haven’t RUclips recommended this content to everyone who are interested in game dev. I can already see that this channel is going to be successful. Keep posting good content.
This Is A Really Important Topic For Many People, I Feel That It's Good To Have Someone Sit You Down An Explain It To You 🧐 This Video Will Help Many Young Game Developers Who Are Lost 😞 I'm Thankful We Have Someone Like You To Do The Job Of Explaining It 🤗
very kind of you for sharing you thoughts and ideas on unity development, congrats for the determination! i hope a lot of people get inspired by your videos and that you become very succeful! wish you the best, bye! ;)
Great content, the overall Video's aesthetic is very cool. Is C# the only way? I already know other languages and C# seems, unfortunately not cool. I saw that unity had js like support. I also saw a base scripting using lua. Did you ever see something like that in any real project?
Thank you ;-)! C# is a sort of the officially only way, since Unity stopped supporting js few years ago. You can build .dll with some other languages such as C++ and import them, which is quite often done in many projects. Or use PlugIns to use other languages like Lua you mentioned, but I never investigated how efficient and stable they are.
@@MonohBehavior Adding onto this, as someone who's primarily programming in Lua (Roblox), Lua (or Luau) is a very capable language for game programming. It might not seem so at first but it's pretty performant and ergonomic. All Roblox games, even those with ~30 BILLION play sessions and hundreds of thousands of lines of code, are powered by Lua. I think beginners may want to learn Lua first, as it's pretty easy compared to C#, C++ etc.
Dang. Why haven’t RUclips recommended this content to everyone who are interested in game dev. I can already see that this channel is going to be successful. Keep posting good content.
Thanks for kind words ✨💖 I will keep trying to work on creating!
This Is A Really Important Topic For Many People, I Feel That It's Good To Have Someone Sit You Down An Explain It To You 🧐 This Video Will Help Many Young Game Developers Who Are Lost 😞 I'm Thankful We Have Someone Like You To Do The Job Of Explaining It 🤗
Thank you 💖✨ Sometimes the easiest thing is just do things, while finding the right path is time to time difficult 🤔
Wahh!! A game developer Vtuber? Auto subscribe, looking forward for more content.
Thanks :-) Welcome!
very kind of you for sharing you thoughts and ideas on unity development, congrats for the determination! i hope a lot of people get inspired by your videos and that you become very succeful!
wish you the best, bye! ;)
Thanks for the kind comment 💖 Wish you the best as well!
Whew real interesting stuff, didn't really have a good idea what unity was used for before
Thank you for watching :-)
I thought Unity is just a company which their stock price dropped from $120 to $28 :-0
Thank you for your video!
Thank you for watching!
Subscribed even tho i am not a unity user, I stopped using it long ago currently using Godot.
Unity is always waiting for you 😂✨ Thank you for sub!
SAME DUDE WE ON SAME PAGE
Great content, the overall Video's aesthetic is very cool.
Is C# the only way? I already know other languages and C# seems, unfortunately not cool.
I saw that unity had js like support. I also saw a base scripting using lua.
Did you ever see something like that in any real project?
Thank you ;-)!
C# is a sort of the officially only way, since Unity stopped supporting js few years ago.
You can build .dll with some other languages such as C++ and import them, which is quite often done in many projects.
Or use PlugIns to use other languages like Lua you mentioned, but I never investigated how efficient and stable they are.
@@MonohBehavior Adding onto this, as someone who's primarily programming in Lua (Roblox), Lua (or Luau) is a very capable language for game programming. It might not seem so at first but it's pretty performant and ergonomic. All Roblox games, even those with ~30 BILLION play sessions and hundreds of thousands of lines of code, are powered by Lua.
I think beginners may want to learn Lua first, as it's pretty easy compared to C#, C++ etc.
really usefull info monoh
learning to make software sound really important.
Thank you 💖