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Excellent post, but in the context of this discussion, I disagree on one point: > a mature engine like UE, or Unity has a wealth of crowdsourced documentation,
by gentleman11 7y ago
Excellent post, but in the context of this discussion, I disagree on one point:
> a mature engine like UE, or Unity has a wealth of crowdsourced documentation, and it's almost impossible to trip over an issue that someone else hasn't already triaged before you
C++ in UE4 is a nightmare to work with because you have to scour forums for a day and a half to find somebody who might have mentioned the name of the function you need. Great engine besides that, but that is a pretty big deal. Unity however - everything is the first page of search results. Incredibly valuable!
- crocodiletears 7y agoThanks, and quite right. An oversight on my part. Admittedly, programming for Unreal's well outside my realm of experience. I tried it some time ago, but mostly played with it as an art tool. Its coding conventions seemed more opinionated relative to Godot and Unity's, which turned me off, because I was only really looking for a fun toy in a domain outside my experience.