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Assuming they had C# or .NET as a constraint. I'd wager not, they just wanted something that would work for "scripting".

• geon 3y ago
  C# and their own custom clr language was the only supported languages, so yes.
  • fulafel 3y ago
    There were lots of other languages with support available. I don't think Unity had anyone mandating they had to use .NET or C#.
    • speps 3y ago
      It used to be C# along with JS and Boo (a Python for .NET). All docs had examples in order of preference for JS, C#, Boo.
      • geon 3y ago
        They called it javascript, but it was not. Not even very similar.