Unity? Unreal Engine?

Question

Does it works for Unity? I think you can use c++ for Unity but im not sure. And what about Unreal Engine? I think you cant change the way to program on UE right? Thanks

Answer 1

Unity won't support "Javascript" (real name is actually UnityScript) anymore.

https://blogs.unity3d.com/2017/08/11/unityscripts-long-ride-off-into-the-sunset/

Answer 2

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/511384/?ref=app

Answer 3

I'm more familiar with Unity, so my bias answer is to go with Unity. :D It utilizes JavaScript/C# for its scripting, so you have the option to use either of those for your programming needs.

As for Unreal, they have their blueprints system, and I believe C++ as well.

Both engines are really amazing, so just go with whatever you feel best with.

*edit*
Just saw another answer, and apparently JS support for Unity is going away. That's good though. :D C# was the better choice the whole time anyways, and more support/resources for it.

Answer 4

@Taco Jack yep probably a marketing strategy.

Answer 5

@Karl T Yea, that's the real name. However, even Unity calls it JavaScript throughout their entire documentation/tutorials. lol

Answer 6

@Karl T Gotta love the irony of that if it's true.

Answer 7

C++ is not one of unity's scripting languages. It is possible but compicated and really not recommended, to use plugins in Unity Pro to develop in C++.

Answer 8

Okay, thanks!