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I don't want to design anything in any UI. I want to use a game engine as a library. I'm curious, as a primarily C# developer, how do you feel about Godot, in
by MattCruikshank 6mo ago
I don't want to design anything in any UI.
I want to use a game engine as a library.
I'm curious, as a primarily C# developer, how do you feel about Godot, in this respect?
- enbugger 6mo ago> I don't want to design anything in any UI. I had the same need and found Raylib_cs suit very well for that
- thegrim33 6mo agoIt's 100% completely usable for that purpose. To the point where I'm internally using Godot as a backend for my engine, using it for rendering/system events. It's also really good for a hybrid setup where you use their editor to design scenes, and then you can load/instantiate the scenes at runtime how/when you want. Or, just programmatically creates scenes yourself from code. You can really do whatever you want.
- mzhaase 6mo agoYou can do everything from C#, rider launches the player only for debugging if you want. The only thing you probably do want to use the UI for is for... building UIs.
- ivm 6mo agoProbably MonoGame is the best option for your case then