Did yall hear about Verse today!

Verse
#1

…

Yeah, me neither.

#2

I am disappointed too.

Maybe in another 1-3 months ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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#3

You mean years… It’s been 3 years already.

Got excited about “very special announcements” and it’s beyond disappointment.

I’ll be thankful if they said not to wait.

#4

Apologies for still being quiet about Verse. SkookumScript was developed for about 11 years before it was released to the public. Verse has a huge team and will beat that - but it isn’t out yet.

As Tim has said publicly - we expect to have an early drop of Verse sometime this year…

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#5

Glad to see you @Noolarch!

Remember to invite us into NDA testing 1st if that is something that yall are thinking about!

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#6

Verse , Is it possible to code runtime scripts like SK?

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#7

[I thought that I replied to this…]

What do you mean by “runtime”?

  • Will the code run in the game and not the editor (like the Python Unreal plugin)?
    Yes

  • Will you be able to make live changes while the game is running?
    Yes [At least during development.]

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#8

Well, that is the first tidbit I have seen, thanks! Glad to know that Verse will have some interactivity.

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#9

Is the Verse have a fully self-contained IDE (like the SK) with no dependencies on external software, such as Microsoft visual studio or JetBrains?

#10

How fast will verse be? Will it be as fast as lua?

#11

Verse has been seen running in VSCode

#12

Is the Verse have a fully self-contained IDE (like the SK) with no dependencies on external software, such as Microsoft visual studio or JetBrains?

#13

Verse will most likely have a faster implementation than lua considering verse is statically typed (from what I have seen). Also, verse is being made with games in mind, so it will be optimized for that.