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And yet, aren't we nearly on to Unreal 5? I'd much rather write C# than C++, but I'm a big believer in just adopting whatever is standard practice for the spac
by bonestormii_ 6y ago
And yet, aren't we nearly on to Unreal 5?
I'd much rather write C# than C++, but I'm a big believer in just adopting whatever is standard practice for the space your in. It's a great opportunity to learn the language, and you'll benefit more from a community's collective wisdom.
Edit: But this is still really cool and potentially useful.
- drak0n1c 6y agoUnreal Engine 5 won't arrive until late 2021. They're going to keep releasing major features to UE4 until at least then. I'm sure there will be a migration process for existing projects, as long as you're on a recent UE4 version.
- bonestormii_ 6y agoRight, but an integration of a dotnet like this is going to need to be maintained across versions, and 2021 is just 6 months from now. It is unlikely that a big version increment like this will be less than painful for such an integration, while standard code bases of C++ code probably will have relatively straight forward upgrade paths, though not necessarily trivial. So if you want to use Unreal, consider just learning C++ as you go. That's my only point.