Coroutines? You mean like the ones Unity has? It's called a timer in Unreal and it's a single line of code. And it's not low-level, Unreal's framework does virtually all the low-level shit for you already.
Of course, it obscures game logic quite a bit when you use 15 lego blocks to do something. Something that lets you view multiple blueprints at once would help a little, but I don't think that exists.
There was nothing wrong with Unrealscript, they just dropped it to speed up UE4's release.
I am talking about a executing a series of commands that can pause the function that called them before continuing to next command
Verse doesn't look promising and certainly isn't up to same level as most other scripting languages from other engines
Stop buying DRM'd games or just pirate all of them. I never have to fear developers removing their games, removing content from their games N years late because of license, etc. Pirate always.
They won't. It's your problem to prove your demo doesn't fill the criteria.I'm curious how they will check every demo whether it fills the criteria
You can do all that with timers and delegates, you just need to structure your code differently. You don't "pause the function", instead you either set a timer to start at a later time (if you want to wait for a set period of time), or you bind to a delegate (if you want to wait until something else happens). Sure, you can also use callbacks I guess, but I've always found Unreal's delegates to be cleaner and more readable. Should you want to do something more heavy duty when it comes to communicating throughout your code that something has happened, you could implement a messaging system (which essentially emulates Unity's signals) - you can find it in Unreal's Lyra demo, though there are other options how to handle it as well.I am talking about a executing a series of commands that can pause the function that called them before continuing to next command
Very useful for interaction handlers functions where you want to have readable code and not a spagetti of callback functions
And what does Timer has in common with IEnumerators, yield, etc...?
Good luck. By the time HoYo is done fucking them in court, they'll own Unity.
What I mean is they were going to discontinue their products. No longer for sale. I know you cannot remove a product once its been purchased, I have a few rare games on my steam account because of that.
Is there a list of these companies?
Without new sales naturally won't reach the 200K revenue threshold, so the number of installs don't matter.
I was talking staff at Unity Corp.
Mythic, Origin, Westwood, Bullfrog and who knows how many more would like to have a word with you.
