Revisions to What scripting language would you recommend for a C++ game project? [closed]

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I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirrel, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirrel, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirrel, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

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edit approved Jun 5, 2016 at 15:13

iFarbod

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I would recommend LuaLua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about SquirellSquirrel, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirell, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirrel, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

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edited May 14, 2014 at 2:05

ClassicThunder

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I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirell, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirell, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.

I would recommend Lua.
Python is very popular, too. Many featured game engines (Blender, for example) use it.
C++::Boost has a library to work with Python.
I've read about Squirell, but didn't use it.

You can read this Game Engine overview. There is a Scripting column. You can see that Lua and Python are most popular scripting languages.