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1. #Visual studio tools for unity install#
2. #Visual studio tools for unity code#
3. #Visual studio tools for unity download#
4. #Visual studio tools for unity windows#

#Visual studio tools for unity install#

But please hear me out and go ahead, install Visual Studio Code. I have lived in it for a little short of two decades. Wait! Read on! Yes, I am partial to Visual Studio as well. I presume it works, but when you often need to test and deploy on a device (like me), you will need to change configuration often and this in itself will take time - and it will make the deploy to a device yet even longer than it already is. The first solution has been suggested to me by Edd Smith.

#Visual studio tools for unity code#

Set Visual Studio Code to be your External Script Editor.

#Visual studio tools for unity windows#

Visual Studio asks you to reload the project, all 99 (or 101, depending on your settings) are unloaded and reloaded, you might even get some errors as extra. You might wait well over 15 seconds, especially with scripts. This has an unintended and very unwanted side effect: adding files to your solution becomes slow. One of us was able to attach to Unity and debug by reinstalling the UnityVS tools from the web, but that hasn't worked for the rest of us.Īcross the board, we are able to attach to Unity and debug if we switch over to Mono in the External Tools window.Īny info that'd help use fix our debugging would be appreciated! I've attached a couple of screenshots to help confirm what we're seeing.Solution: Visual Studio 2019 and Unity 2019.4.x LTS are very slow when adding/changing filesĪlthough I like to stay at the minimum recommended version for the MRTK (currently 2018.4.20f1), for the app we are currently developing for my employer we need to target ARM64 and for that you need 2019.4.8f1 (until short, the latest LTS). In some others, the "Attach To Unity" button is replaced by a button that simply says "Start," and an error message pops up when attempting to use it. In my case, when selecting "Attach To Unity," no targets appear in the pop-up window. csprojs in Main, and using "Assets > Open C# project" to regenerate them the VS versions of these files have not reappeared, though I am able to check out and edit in VS without issue. Per the suggestions in this thread and others, I've removed the previously installed UnityVS, in favor of using the version packaged with 5.2 the "About Unity" window says i'm using UnityVS 2.0.0.0.

We've got one or two paid VS floating around, and I updated to community 2015 to try to resolve the issue, to no avail. Our company updated to 5.2.0f2 today, and we're unable to attach Visual studio's Debugger to Unity following the upgrade. We'd appreciate if you can be on the lookout for any unforeseen problems there. This required changes in how we deal with "selected script editor", how we generate c# projects (also for monodevelop). Does it work for you? Are you running into problems we didn't foresee? Is there anything obvious that we could do to make it even better? We'd love to get some feedback from people who try it.

#Visual studio tools for unity download#

You can also download VSTU from the microsoft site, but you need to make sure you download it again, as they shipped a new version two days ago, and you need that version. The Unity5.2b3 installer will install this for you if you ask it to install Visual Studio. This functionality requires the very latest VSTU to work. Unity will only load it if you specify VisualStudio as your preferred external editor. You can check if VSTU is loaded by going to the about window, and checking the bottom left.

The "Visual Studio Tools" menu item is also no longer there. You no longer need to have the UnityVS package imported into your project. Starting with Unity5.2 beta 3, Unity has improved support for UnityVS/VSTU.