/g/ - What's a good middle ground for gamedev between C - Technology

Anonymous

12/08/25(Mon)17:08:45 No.107484368

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What's a good middle ground for gamedev between C and SDL and OpenGL and python with pygame?

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)17:17:38 No.107484449

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)17:17:38 No.107484449

test

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)18:04:42 No.107484947

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)18:04:42 No.107484947

Maybe rust with bevy or some shit like that
Never used bevy though

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)18:16:20 No.107485071

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)18:16:20 No.107485071

>>107484368
>OpenGL and python
why would you do that?

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)18:22:57 No.107485151

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)18:22:57 No.107485151

>>107484947
>middleground
probably one of the C# frameworks, although bevy can work

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)18:36:26 No.107485295

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)18:36:26 No.107485295

>>107484368
freebasic

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)18:44:14 No.107485371

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)18:44:14 No.107485371

Ogre3d inb4 but

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)19:08:38 No.107485619

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)19:08:38 No.107485619

C# and Unity obviously

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)19:10:39 No.107485639

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)19:10:39 No.107485639

>>107484368
There is no middle ground.
The only option is to create a full 3D engine with C and Vulkan or die trying.

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)19:12:40 No.107485656

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)19:12:40 No.107485656

this is like asking what's good music, everyone's got their opinion

Anonymous
12/08/25(Mon)19:42:05 No.107485916

Anonymous 12/08/25(Mon)19:42:05 No.107485916

>>107484368
Use an oxford comma you fucking RETARD.
The answer is Jai but retards on this shithole only have access to the leak.