SyntaxBomb - Indie Coders

I bought uScript Pro for Unity. It's on sale at the moment for £90.

Visual coding. Love it

The below was a super quick test to move a cube forward, backward and rotate left and right ( highly advanced stuff ).

Oh dear, I don't know if I could do that.

Joking aside, it reminds me of Blenders node editor.

Quote from: Rooster on September 06, 2017, 00:53:17
Oh dear, I don't know if I could do that.

Joking aside, it reminds me of Blenders node editor.

I know very little about Unity and I'm also not a C# coder ( I use Delphi or VB.net for serious stuff ). So I thought it would be a nice "dip ya toes in" kinda of approach. Learn a little about the flow of Unity and then learn C# later down the line rather that fight with both at the same time.

I looked at quite a few visual scripting assets and although Playmaker seems to be the best seller and Bolt a popular new kid on the block I went for uScript Pro as after watching a few youtube videos on it, it looked like it suited my needs better.

..for game coding this is not something i will enjoy..but for hardware programming is very handy...actually, im looking for some lib which allows me to create such graphical structure for my data i wanna use in hardware(microprocessor/microcontroller programming)...any of you knows such GUI lib for this sort of things?

I really do not like that but that is probably because I do not understand what I am looking at.

Quote from: Pfaber11 on April 12, 2025, 10:29:54I really do not like that but that is probably because I do not understand what I am looking at.

This was 7 and half years ago when I posted this Definitely use C# in Unity now but way back then it was fun for a little while. This is the kind of thing that none coders would happily use to test some basic things rather than delve into code.

That kind of thing has a place.
But it doesn't grow well when describing a large system at a granular level.

The worst VDL I've used is a horrible product called Tibco BusinessWorks.
Essentially it came down to clicking and clicking and clicking to get to values that needed to be set.
Things that would normally be a function of say 15 lines used the entire computer screen.

QuoteThat kind of thing has a place.

In the bin by the looks off it?

Kind Regards Baggey

Sorry time warp over.