Question: Is there a way to make a Python game window display within Unity rather than opening a new window outside of Unity?
Context: I have an assignment which is making a game in Unity 3D and I'm not enjoying it all that much. I have found great success and joy in creating games using the Python Arcade library when compared with Unity and the progress I make in Python is staggering compared.
I haven't tried all that much as this seems to be a pretty special problem but I will search.
Expected Outcome: I want to be able to display the Python game through an in-Unity sprite such as an arcade machine sprite which the Python game window will be displayed on/in. It is important that the Python game will be displayed in Unity just in case I may be able to get away with this for my assignment, and that a player can interact with the Python game through controls in Unity.
What you ask for it more likely to be 10x more complex than writing a simple arcade game. Not meaning to diss your favourite game library but unity is fantastic and trying to avoid learning the basics of it is simply a mistake.
While there are few thing 'not possible' within unity, embedding a view rendered by something completely different like a python framework sounds like weeks of work - where as writing a game on an assignment level once you grasp the basics is more like a few hours
Is it possible to display a python game window (or any file window) in Unity 3D?