Things that would make me switch to Unreal from Unity

[Shadowriver]

@Lucasmontec;288608

Uprentiss, people are asking for features not fixes.
, the UE4 c++ workflow is what is lacking in VS. Usually, when I code, ‘intellisense’ or any other smart auto complete is the main documentation I use. This helps me learn about the engine or what I’m working with way faster. It is a modern thing on IDEs to provide documentation on code. Anyway, does VS community at least allows me to generate function bodies from prototypes (and maybe sync them with refactoring)?
, you can keep C++. This doesn’t mean other users need to use it. UE4 doesn’t even need to support other languages officially but just provide a nice wrapper API. I don’t actually care about UE4 adding a new modern language but I’d like at least to see support for other IDEs by default. If this doesn’t affect you then just don’t say anything. (and just to make you even more mad, UE4 and java would be amazing)

First of all there is ScriptPlugin, which use reflection system to create bindings for any scripting language. 2nd Unreal technicly can support any IDE, VS is just default one (but still you need VS for compiler, Epic could add support for clang for Windows if it’s not a hassle), building batching job is done exclusively by UBT, UBT does to require VS to be turn on all you need is execute right command (you can see them in Project properties in VS in NMake section). VS (asside of his compiler being used) is practically used only as a text editor. I know some people been able to make UBT work with QtCreator