The Unity extension for the Visual Studio Code is up and running, so if you're a game developer, you need to try it now, because it has some good features.

Learn how to use tools and techniques to debug C code in Unity development, such as Visual Studio, MonoDevelop, Debug.Log, NativeArray, debugger attributes, and Unity Profiler.

unity-csharp-interpreter Show how to use the new Mono 4.5 backend to interpret code in a running Unity app. HOWTO Modify the copy.sh file to suit your install, and run it : it will copy some dlls from ...

Last month, Microsoft announced the general availability of the Unity extension for Visual Studio Code. This extension, built upon the C# Dev Kit and C# extensions, offers a toolkit tailored for ...

It’s long been a pain point when developing a Unity game: having to use MonoDevelop as the IDE. Originally I never thought it was that bad, but after using Unity VS with Visual Studio on my ...

About Unity Visual Scripting allows you to create programming logic with a graphical interface, facilitating team collaboration without writing code. It supports prototyping and iteration, saves ...

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