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Asked By | dangerdad |
I have both VSE 2017 & 2019. I’m a pro developer (desktop & web) with about 20 years of C, C++, C# and would like to take advantage of that. I’m still going through the godot tutorials, so gdscript is fine for now, but I have some processing-intensive projects in mind that would be best in a lower-level language.
Godot (installed from steam) isn’t finding either of those instances. Can I provide the location in the settings somewhere? VS community is off limits if I want to ever release a project for sale (though that’s admittedly far off). How do I connect to Pro or Enterprise?
If you ever want to release your project, I think it’s better to stick with GDscript. Because C# has some: “Sorry, that feature is not supported yet for C#”, the biggest one I know is the Android export thing. Unless you are sure that you will not meet any complication with C# for your project.
For heavy processing work, you might try it in C++ and even build features in the Engine itself with C++ and recompile it for absolute performance.
Not sure how much performance you need. But I believe Godot team is going to improve GDscript’s performance according to the recent QnA. But I believe making GDscript more strongly-typed is higher on the priority list?
Qws | 2019-06-17 18:31
A simulation engine that’s complex on the backend but simple in visualization is not appropriate for gdscript anyway. Are you saying integration with VSE is not possible? Is VS Community required?
I’d prefer not to download the source to figure this out.
dangerdad | 2019-06-18 00:01