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by pjmlp
536 days ago
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Since Burst compiler was introduced for HPC# subset, that
C# is used for engine internals as well. Unity is like doing AI with PyTorch, or CuPy, yep there is a low level C++ layer for the GPGPU code, that hardly anyone touches directly. By the way, CAPCOM goes even further, they have their own .NET Core fork, and games like Devil May Cry for PlayStation 5 were made with it. |
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depends a lot on how far DOTS has come. I'm a few years out of date, but DOTS (and by extension, Burst) was more or less a very separate codepath you needed to opt into. Any game using it today needed to make the consious effort to grab the Burst package an integrate those optimizations themselves.
I have heard plans to try and more or less integrate DOTS into the core engine and have gameobjects powered by entries under the hood, but I have no clue how much progress was actually made.