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That was the case in second half of 90's and 00's, today most engines got back to C++ plugins (or plugins in same language as engine itself) and simple declarat
by dfox 12y ago
That was the case in second half of 90's and 00's, today most engines got back to C++ plugins (or plugins in same language as engine itself) and simple declarative logic in game data.
(this has to do with both performance as with various walled gardens that do not allow general purpose scripting)
- emodendroket 12y agoThe Apple App Store has allowed scripts for some time for this exact scenario. I'm not sure which other walled gardens you mean though.
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- emodendroket 12y agoWhy would that be a reason to prefer to implement your entire game in native code?
- mkehrt 12y agoUh, yes they can, and have been able to for years. What they can't do is download and interpret code.