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Hey,
in Unity you're able to script in C# and JS.My questions:
We've made a game with Unity 5, which runs without any problems on Mac OSX. But for the Mac OSX App Store from Apple, the game must be codesigned. I've done that a lot of times in the past and there I didn't have problems. But I have made a clean install of OSX on the Mac a few weeks ago. I installed all the certificates and they seem to work. When building a desktop Mac build, select Mac App Store Validation within Unity's Mac Player settings. Once you have built your App, update its info.plist file with your bundle identifier and version strings. Jam Site: Griffith College Dublin (hosted by Microsoft Ireland) Jam year: 2015. Platforms: MS Windows, Mac OS X, Linux / Unix, Web browser with special plugins or packaged apps. Tools and Technologies: Unity (any product) Technology Notes: Photoshop 3ds Max Audacity. Joseph Cheevers. Download Unity for Mac to create games for Mac, PC, or Web with a free development tool. Operating Systems Macintosh, Mac OS X 10.6, Mac OS X 10.7, Mac OS X 10.8. Additional Requirements None.
- What are the advantages of scripting in C#/JS?
- Am I able to play my game coded with C# on Apple (non-Win) devices?
Thanks for reponses,
Bruce!
Hello,
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To answer your question as an experienced developer and computer engineer. The language you code has barely nothing to do with the OS you will be running the game.
You are probably asking that because C# was designed by Microsoft. But it has nothing to do with that.
C# is high level programming language. That means the level of abstraction from the hardware is much higher than a low level one. So after you code, Unity will compile the code to machine code. It is up to YOU to select the system and machine you want to run.
The bunker (itch) (supert 3) mac os. Good luck!
Thanks!
I want to dive into Web Engineering and Games. Would you recommend to start learning Unity with JS or C#?Because if I'd learn JS I could use it for Web and Unity?
Read my post, please
C# is way, way more popular than JS for Unity. I highly recommend C# for unity. And, actually it is easy to build a project for different platforms, like iOS, Android, Web (using OpenGL to display 3D), even Xbox and PlayStation!
That depends, if you want to start fast and just make a game to play around and then leave it, go for JS, everything is more straight forward.
On other hand, if you want to dive deep in game development and stay here for a long run, go for C#. You ll unlock a lot of possibilities in every field of computer science. (e.g. Xamarin, .NET, etc.)
There is way so much to say about that, so just stick with that.
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Good luck!
OK I'm now sure that I'll choose C#, because of I want to dive deep in Game Dev.
Okay, if you are familiar with JavaScript, you should think that the code that Unity uses in JavaScript is very different then the JavaScript you are used to.
Here's an example of Unity code in JavaScript:
C# in Unity is WAY more popular than JS for Unity.
So, this means it's easier to ask questions in Unity's community because more people know C# for Unity then JS for Unity.
Just stick to C# for Unity, ok? It's easier to start with and it's more understandable.
Also, to answer your other question, yes, Unity does work on a Mac. You can write either C# or JavaScript and Unity will still be able to run on a Mac. However, you can't do VR for Unity on a Mac. You can only do it on Windows.
Maybe in the future Unity will let Mac users do VR on Unity!
I hope this helps. ~Alex
Yea. I've been on Treehouse for almost 2 and a half years :)
I'm #1 on Game Development points on Treehouse. Look on the leaderboard
(I forgot a lot of the Game development stuff lol)
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There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
–Galatians 3:28
Every now and then, I'll be asked to officiate at weddings at other churches across town. I remember one time specifically when I walked in and saw the pastor of this particular church who had been faithful in ministry for nearly fifty years. Our church had just recently taken out an ad in the paper congratulating him on his ministry, and he was so grateful for that show of appreciation from another church.
There's a popular misconception among many today that churches are competing for members. Now, I'm not saying it never happens, but I can tell you one thing: that's not how the Bible calls the body of Christ to act. In fact, churches should be in the business of building up one another because in Christ, we're all one!
As the body of Christ, we need hundreds and thousands of people working together to expand the Kingdom. We need one another.
So whether you're Jew or Greek, male or female, Baptist, Methodist, or whatever denomination, so long as Christ is at the center and you share a common faith in His death, burial, and resurrection, stay united and work together for His glory!
RATHER THAN FINDING REASONS TO ARGUE AND COMPETE, BE UNIFIED IN THE BODY OF CHRIST AND WORK WITH OTHERS FOR HIS GLORY.
