Question:
what is the best scripting language to learn if creating a game in unity?
2013-09-05 08:58:58 UTC
hi guys this is a big question to me because im 13 turning 14 soon and im really into computer and game creating and all that but i can only do very basic things and i want to one day have a carrer in game design but to get there i need to pratice and i need to start from the basics and im creating my first game on unity ive been on other softwares but there to easy so i need to know the best scripting language for unity and then im going to unreal engine or udk so i know what scripting i need for that but what scripting do i need for unity and what will be the best one for my whole life and what book can i buy on that. that can help me learn it more please help and anwser this question
Four answers:
alok
2013-09-05 10:54:06 UTC
In Unity3D most work is done in C#.Net so better learn OOPs, then basics & javascript than start hoping on games. best of luck.
2013-09-05 16:55:25 UTC
My advise is JavaScript, for the following reasons:



First, out of the three languages provided (C#, JavaScript, Boo), both C# and JavaScript are well-known and used in industries (I have never even heard of Boo prior to Unity). As a result, those two scripts will be useful if you are to ask for programming help, or will one day go into programming in the industry.



Second, of the two mentioned above, JavaScript is very lightweight and simplistic to programming. What I mean is that while in C# you have to write a class declaration and similar, JS automatically takes care of that, reducing the amount of busy work you have to do.



Third, which may be the largest factor, many, if not most, of the Unity scripting tutorials I have seen are done in JS.
2013-09-05 19:38:50 UTC
Learn JavaScript.

Unity uses it,

and Unreal uses UnrealScript (which is alot like JavaScript)
eldergeek1
2013-09-05 16:49:04 UTC
For gaming I would not use a scripting language, but try Python.


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