alt Hacker NewsCan you please elaborate why you think C# is not really well integrated into Godot? I'm using it myself and it seems fine to me. There's quite a community around Godot + C# check out https://chickensoft.games as well. FWIW the Slay the Spire 2 devs also seem to be happy with Godot + C#
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eudamoniac • last Tuesday at 6:35 PM
https://github.com/godotengine/godot-proposals/issues/7842
For starters. Read through this thread and be appalled.
For the record I would still choose C# out of all the options for a bigger game (GDscript with strict type-hinting might suffice for small ones). My main complaints that I can still remember:
- deprecated web export for C# with Godot 4. This is basically my main gripe and why C# has been a non-starter for me.
- Engine still has a separate binary for C# support. I think they are working on unifying them. But once you use the .NET one you can't export to web even when you don't use C#.
- setting up debugging+lsp was a pain and consistency was very flaky afterwards
Also a lot of the editor workflow is built around using GDScript with the built-in text-editor. I don't actually mind it that much, but you asked why it's not as well integrated and that's an obvious one for newbies. If your experience was wildly different, please do tell.