When buying from the Asset Store - UnityScript or CSharp?

Hi all,

I've always had my game templates made first in JS, and then if there would be requests my friend Jordan would convert them to C#. Recently I've been thinking of ditching JS altogether and just focusing on learning and making C# only packages.

What do you all think, do you make sure your buyers have access to both codes or do you do one or the other only?

I'd love to know.

 

Unity themselves are switching to a C#-first, JS-afterthought kind of mentality. Most pros prefer C#, while a select few vehemently cling on to UnityScript.

If it were me, I would write only in C# and release just that.

 

I only write C# when in Unity.

I've never purchased a unity package that wasn't in C#.

And any free scripts floating around the internet that my partner takes and uses, I immediately convert to C#.

Call me anal... I just can't stand UnityScript.

 

C# all the way, if something i want is in JS only i will just write my own thigns to mirror what it does in c#

 

I came to Unity from a c# background, so there was only ever the one choice for me.

 

I came to Unity from a JavaScript background, and there was still only one choice for me, too.

 

Heh! Heh!

 

So it seems like there is unanimous agreement on which language sells and which doesn't.

Guess I'll start learning C# now haha...

 

JavaScript still has this clinging stigma of "being easier to learn". So there are a lot of total newbies picking that language then changing over a few months later. If that's your target market, then there may be some point to using JS.

Otherwise go C#. Most serious developers use it. Not all, but most.

 

According to this blog post by Unity, 80% of users use C#.

When I first started learning Unity, I wrote in both JS and C#. (UnityScript is JS for Unity). Over time, I have come to use C# almost exclusively. They both have their merits, but most people use C#.