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You keep saying Java instead of JavaScript, and what does the choice of language have to do with 2D versus 3D?

I am just abbreviating JavaScript into Java, but since Game maker studio 2 uses JavaScript and it is good at making 2D games but not 3D games one could assume the Unity is good at making 3D games with python and is bad at making 2D games.

Maybe... I haven't used python before it just feels kinda feels that way, either way I am open to being wrong.

But Java is a different language, so that's confusing. Also GM:S 2 has 3D support, and Unity has 2D support. I don't see why one would assume that, or what that has to do with the scripting language they happened to pick. Unity supports a bunch of them anyway, and I thought GameMaker had its own?

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Game maker only really supports pseudo 3D like the old Doom or Duke Nukem games, to get the real 3D stuff working on that is like rocket science...

Anyway, I am glad to know Unity supports 2D maybe I'll make the move to that in the future, or to Godot I hear that's pretty good as well.