Creating C# application in Linux

[christian.uldall.pedersen]

Hi,

 

I'm trying to get started with this guide to create a C# application: https://developer.unigine.com/en/docs/2.2.1/code/csharp/application
I have installed Mono the way that is recommended in the guide, and it works. 
 

But when I try to create a new project in UNIGINE SDK Browser, I can only choose between the APIs C++ (GNU Make), C++ (QMake) and UnigineScript only.

What do I miss or do wrong?

 

Thanks!

[silent]

Hi Christian,

 

We are deeply sorry for misleading you, but C# API is not supported anymore on Linux and Mac OS X platforms. We plan to return in little bit later (can't give you any ETA right now, sorry).

Documentation will be updated ASAP.

 

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

[christian.uldall.pedersen]

Thanks for the response.

If I make a game in Windows with C#, is it possible to play the game in Linux?

[silent]

Hi Christian

 

If few words - no. Your game written in C# language will not work currently on Linux.

 

Unigine C# API contains two parts: UnigineWrapper (platform-depended) and UnigineSharp (should be used Windows version) libraries. On Windows they have *.dll extensions. On Linux UnigineWrapper should be rebuild with native Linux compiler (for example, GCC) and should have *.so extension.

Theoretically you can rebuild UnigineWrapper on Linux manually, but you should have at least access to the engine source files (which are not included into Evaluation kit).

 

Thanks!