Eniko (moved ➡ gamedev.place)who needs fancy cutscene scripting when IEnumerable is like, *right there*
C# can be your scripting language if you try hard enough
by the way this is pretty much exactly how i did all the sequences in super bernie world (end of stage, castle drop, final boss, and death sequences)
i just didn't have the same tidy scaffolding, they were just special cased to run at the right times. but they were just manipulating the game via IEnumerable and yield
anyway if you like this kinda shit check out CoSharp my coroutines library https://github.com/Enichan/CoSharp
Sean Dick🐶🛻@eniko same thing I did for the script reader in LF once you get past the "script format" stuff
Yukari Hafner 
@eniko "cutscenes" in Kandria are basically just weird quests with tasks that complete themselves after running some code. Works surprisingly well :v
Sam Wronski@eniko I've also been doing some horrible things with this in Unity: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.CSharp
Super useful!
slaeshjag@eniko just like I use C as my scripting language <.<
Dave Heinemann 🇦🇺@eniko C# makes for a decent scripting language with LINQPad. I've often used it to develop, test, and run complex one-off scripts without having to create a whole .NET project.
@dHeinemann ohh linqpad looks nice, hadn't heard of that before