Mono relicensed under MIT - C# for UE4 can come back?

[Mr_SquarePeg]

@MoHoe;505632

To be honest I think Skookum would be better than C#.

After reading 's explanation to the negatives and positives of having C# in Unreal, it made me think maybe it’s not worth the trouble.
But after looking at Skookum I’m now thinking why bother with C# at all.

Skookum looks awesome and the Skookum vs C# are;

1: Skookum syntax is even more compact than C# (not as pretty lol “:” instead of “=” lol oh lord why…)
2: Skookum compile times are much faster than C#. C# sharp is faster to compile than C++ but as the project grows it too can take long.
3: Sometimes you don’t even need to compile, you can make simple changes whilst your game is running. The way it should be. productivity boost!!
4: Skookum integrates very well with blueprints.
5: Skookum Mad scientists agenda is to integrate Skookum into every popular game engine. Even unity is considering it.
6: Skookum was designed to be the ideal game scripting language. Less irrelevant code to maintain, document and many other benefits.
7: Skookum Mad scientists are awesome.

Now add to the list if you will.

I don’t want to become a fanboy of any language and become a code warrior. For me the best tool for the job is the way to go, so from what I’ve read Skookum is in the long term a better option than C#.

I suggest all those wanting C# in unreal engine consider taking a look Skookum. Also follow their twitter page.
Soon Skookum will be a code plugin in the unreal engine marketplace. So it will be even simpler to integrate, the same way you add substance support to engine version.
They’re made recent changes to Skookum GUI and it looks and works even better than before. Preview Link

Since reading about Skookum it’s as if I have a rocket in my ***… I’m coding so fast in unity trying to finish my project so can finally make the fulltime switch from unity to unreal engine.

I’m so excited!!

Would have to echo MoHoe here - is awesome. Both on paper and in practice.

They are going to do allot with after it hits the marketplace.

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But do not take my word for it. If you want to learn they have plans for example games and tutorials. See above link if you do not believe me.

Just keep in mind that it is still in beta and their still might be bugs. Like most software

However they hope to have the first version out by the next marketplace update.