I am a beginner. I want to use Python in Unity. But I can not find the tutorials. Are there any tutorials I can follow?
Unity doesn't support Python. There might be some plugins but I doubt they will allow you to make anything more complex than printing "Hello Unity" to the console. Use C#, the language of the gods.
i dont get how u heard unity allows python barely any games exist in that language. nor should you use python to make games. its slow and quite outdated. Unity uses C# as its main language and Java can still be used but i am pretty sure unity is going to be a C# explicite engine.
GDScript is basically python. (Ofc it's not, but it's syntax is close enough) https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/getting_started/scripting/gdscript/gdscript_basics.html
Java was never part of any Unity solutions. UnityScript was which was a Javascript derivative. BTW https://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonGames Oh and just for fun: Civilization IV was built in C++ and Python and it could be modded in Python AFAIK.
One of the benefits of Unity3D is the massive developer base. If you have a problem or a question, it is almost 100% certain that someone else has already fixed it, or at least identified a workaround. You can run Python in Unity in a bunch of different ways, but understand that if you do that, you will: a) cut yourself off from easy access to example C# scripts and constructs that do useful things that save you massive amounts of fiddle-around time b) be using something that virtually nobody else has used in the Unity context, leaving you to solve most of your problems yourself. c) be exposing yourself to a brand-new class of problems related to which platform supports whatever Python implementation you suggest. If you're just starting out, keep it simple. Code in C#. It's not hard to learn, there's PLENTY of help out there, and right here for specific Unity context questions.
i could see it being useful, since unity is strongly pushing into AI/DL field.. where "everyone" uses python.. so, maybe one day? https://bintray.com/unity/unity-staging/com.unity.scripting.python *also, theres tools like https://github.com/AlexLemminG/PythonToUnity_Integration