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Both Unity and Unreal Engine offer their source code on Github... Both engines have bugs, and one of the biggest complaints about Unreal Engine is that any fea

Both Unity and Unreal Engine offer their source code on Github... Both engines have bugs, and one of the biggest complaints about Unreal Engine is that any feature not used by Fortnite is half-baked until Fortnite uses it. With Unity, the biggest complaints are about the relatively transitory lifetimes of some of their biggest-marketed features, like rendering pipelines or networking code.

fxtentacle 7y ago
No, Unity only has the C# part on GitHub, but it also has a huge proprietary C++ code base.
- pjmlp 7y ago
  The C++ part is being slowly replaced by C#, written in the HPC# subset. And then there is always the possibility to pay for the source code anyway. This is a business after all.
- SeanBoocock 7y ago
  Indeed. However, they do offer a commercial license to big developers/publishers will full source access. Substantially cheaper than the non-royalty, commercial Epic license too (but at the AAA level they're both rounding errors).