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I'm overall not super happy with python's game ecosystem too (especially the lack of gui based editors/engines) but if you're willing to look past the lack of a
by raytopia 3y ago
I'm overall not super happy with python's game ecosystem too (especially the lack of gui based editors/engines) but if you're willing to look past the lack of an editor Panda3D is a pretty good/robust game engine for Python. Disney used it for their ToonTown and Pirates MMO along with a lot of themepark rides (visualiztion/actually using it in the ride) so it's pretty mature. It's a lot more flexible then Godot and you get access to the entire Python ecosystem.
- cutler 3y agoI'm honsetly at a loss to understand why anyone would expect a single-threaded, dynamically-typed language like Python to be anywhere near peformant enough for a game engine.
- squeaky-clean 3y agoI only know PyGame and Panda3D, but both of those have their core written in C or C++, and use multiple threads. Python is just intended as the scripting language.