So, I use Blender Game Engine (written in C, uses python for scripting) for pc game development and Godot Engine (written in C++ and has an "easy to use" C++ API along with its own scripting language [gdscript]) for some pc games and mobile games.
I have a few questions about functionality and implementation.

• How difficult does it tend to be when it comes to implementing something like libpd into a 3d game engine with 3d sound.

• Would I have to implement it as a complete replacement of the existing audio engine or is it somewhere along the lines of plug-and-play?

• Can I use my existing PD patches and just add special bindings for it to be called by libPd or do i have to rewrite them as scripts?

• Will I need someone more experienced than myself to make a proper implementation of libpd in these engines? (My programming experience is primarily in Python and visualbasic .NET (oh god, i can hear the negative comments coming already). I have a basic understanding of C and C++ but only good enough to look over code and sort of understand what's going on. I'm planning on taking a computer sciences course next college semester but i'm pretty certain that will not be enough for me to get anything serious done as far as implementation.)

I really need libPd for the current projects since there's no procedural audio or sequencing system in these engines i'm working with.

Thanks in advance.

Anyone? I really do need some advice on this one.
I need to have Pd in my game project. I already use local networking to make use of Pd but this is not something I can do when I publish my game.

@TerraByteTech said:

How difficult does it tend to be when it comes to implementing something like libpd into a 3d game engine with 3d sound.

Kind of hard yes (read below)

Would I have to implement it as a complete replacement of the existing audio engine or is it somewhere along the lines of plug-and-play?

Libpd doesn't handle the audio driver (no sound is coming out of libpd without an audio driver like portaudio so you need to plug libpd in the game engine AFAIK).

Can I use my existing PD patches and just add special bindings for it to be called by libPd or do i have to rewrite them as scripts?

Yes you can use the same patch, see this my tutorial:
http://www.workinprogress.ca/libpd/

Will I need someone more experienced than myself to make a proper implementation of libpd in these engines? (My programming experience is primarily in Python and visualbasic .NET (oh god, i can hear the negative comments coming already). I have a basic understanding of C and C++ but only good enough to look over code and sort of understand what's going on. I'm planning on taking a computer sciences course next college semester but i'm pretty certain that will not be enough for me to get anything serious done as far as implementation.)

Very much like so, but it's doable see my bridge of libpd to unity:
https://github.com/patricksebastien/libpd4unity

Cheers~

@EEight Thanks man!
Do you know anyone who would be able to work on a port (or that I can possibly commission)?

@TerraByteTech I think the developer (Henk Boom) behind Fract had another approach to embedding libpd to Unity (in this case).

You can read about it here:
http://fractgame.com/news/127-fract-audio-tech-connecting-to-pure-data

Maybe you can try to contact him:
http://henk.ca/

Cheers~