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That's either a dead project or it's moved somewhere that I can't find it. Either way it's not something I'd trust enough to use for a commercial project, so I
by learc83 8y ago
That's either a dead project or it's moved somewhere that I can't find it.
Either way it's not something I'd trust enough to use for a commercial project, so I definitely wouldn't say UE supports C#.
- nacs 8y agoNo its still there. You just need to first get access to the Unreal Github repo to be able to see it since its a private repo (by signing up for an UE engine dev, it takes a couple minutes). This is mentioned on the linked site: "You will need source access to Unreal Engine on GitHub to get access to the MonoUE fork".
- learc83 8y agoI did some digging around, I can't tell how active this project is, but given how little I found, this definitely isn't something I'd feel confident using outside of small experiments. I wouldn't go around telling people UE4 supports C# based on this.