- #Visual studio tools for unity code#
- #Visual studio tools for unity free#
When you hit a breakpoint, the Unity editor side seems to completely freeze until you hit Resume, too bad, seems like it would be useful to tool around in there and look at objects during debugging. Er, I mean, I’m guessing, since my code never has bugs of course. I think Visual Studio has THE BEST debugger around so this should come in handy.
Inside Unity I double clicked a source code file and viola, it did load the project in VS 2013! It wouldn’t start the Unity project when I hit F5, but it did connect to the process, so after manually starting the game in Unity it did perform debugging fine. Imported the “Visual Studio 2013 Tools.unitypackage” into a simple Unity project (this file gets installed by UnityVS into C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Unity\2013 or something, have to dig for it ). Installed UnityVS (MS did something very smart, they bought it and made it free). Turned off its funky new scroll bars, but ended up turning them on again, gotta see how that feels, they do have some interesting data. Oh God, what are these vertical lines connecting every matching brace?! Disabled that, FAST. Installed Productivity Power Tools 2013 (adds some stuff to make the IDE smarter, sort of like VisualAssist?). Turned off the silly all upper case menu fonts. Without this I found VS 2013 totally unusable. MOST IMPORTANT: Enabled Options->Environment->Tabs and Windows->Floating tab wells always stay on top of the main window. Set keys to the included VS 2005 layout. After that we’ll see, but I’m pretty sure I’m not going to cough up $13,299 for Ultimate! I guess it’s “Ultimate” and free for 90 days? Fine.
First I downloaded Visual Studio 2013. My tips for people upgrading from old VS versions: Beats MonoDevelop by a mile as far as I can tell. I’m a snail drenched in chunky peanut butter working with anything else.īut yesterday I gave Visual Studio 2013 + Unity a shot and it actually wasn’t half bad, so here are my tips if that’s something you’re interested in. I am a greased ninja with Visual Studio 2005, VisualAssist, and C++. Then open VSCode-UnityDebug.sln in Visual Studio.When you’ve been making stuff as long as I have you get comfortable with your tools. To build this repository, clone it then get all submodules: git clone In addition, evaluating the variable using the debugger console will reveal the same result. To view the entire value of this string add it to the watch fields. Strings in the variable view is truncated to 100 characters, with appended ellipsis. Select the Unity process you wish to attach the debugger to. Wait a bit for the Unity processes list to appear at the top of the VS Code window. In the command palette type "Unity Attach Debugger" New in version 1.1.0 it is now possible to select which Unity process you want to attach to from a quick pick menu. Enter play mode in Unity and the breakpoint should hit in VS code. You can now debug your C# scripts in VS Code by setting a breakpoint in a C# script from your project, switching to the debug view and clicking the green triangle button to attach to Unity. vscode/Launch.json file in your Unity project folder and can select which Unity target you wish to debug. vscode/Launch.json file in your project that you must delete first. If you do not have Unity Debugger in the list, then you already have a. In the drop down list select “Unity Debugger”. Select the debug view on the left and click the cogwheel. Open your Unity project folder in the Visual Studio Code. Use Visual Studio Code to debug your Unity C# projects. 
This extension is not officially supported by Unity Technologies. Unity Debugger Extension for Visual Studio Code
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