#Microsoft visual studio tools for unity install
#Microsoft visual studio tools for unity update

Please make sure to update VSTU and to read our documentation on the changes introduced by Unity 5.2 and VSTU 2.1. Unity 5.2 requires existing VSTU users to update to 2.1. Today we release the Visual Studio Tools for Unity 2.1, an update from VSTU 2.0 that we shipped in July, and that supports everything required for the native VSTU support to work in Unity 5.2. While everything is being set-up, I encourage you to check out this session from this yearвЂ™s BUILD: Building Universal Windows Games with Unity.

#Microsoft visual studio tools for unity install

Launching the template will start the Visual Studio installer and install everything that is needed for you to get started working with Unity along with your favorite IDE. If you have Visual Studio 2015 and you are interested in writing cross platform games with Unity using C#, we added a new project template that will install Unity and the Visual Studio Tools for Unity for you. Everything just works out of the box when Visual Studio is set to be UnityвЂ™s script editor and VSTU is installed. Everything just falls right into place: no package to import, no extra menu to learn, no extra configuration to figure out, and a single set of solution and project files. The VSTU team worked closely with the Unity team to develop a smooth integration between the two tools. Scripts will open directly into Visual Studio where youвЂ™ll be able to write and debug your Unity game. Gone are the days where you needed to import the VSTU Unity Package into each and every new Unity project! Unity will automatically pick up VSTU where it is installed.

Unity 5.2 natively supports the Visual Studio Tools for Unity. Native support in Unity for Visual Studio Tools for Unity (VSTU) In just a few clicks, youвЂ™ll have everything set up for you to use the rich capabilities of Visual Studio to write and debug your Unity game.

Starting with Unity 5.2, UnityвЂ™s installer on Windows will offer to install by default the free Visual Studio Community 2015 and the Visual Studio 2015 Tools for Unity. Visual Studio is the new default Unity scripting editor on Windows With the release of Unity 5.2В ( UnityвЂ™s blog post announcing Unity 5.2) and Visual Studio Tools for Unity 2.1 today, weвЂ™re really excited to share with you some of the results of this partnership. If you donвЂ™t already know about the Visual Studio Tools for Unity, check out the Visual Studio Tools for Unity page on. This makes it easier for game developers to use the rich capabilities of the Visual Studio IDE for building Unity games and to discover the tools for Unity from within Visual Studio. A few months back we announced a partnership with Unity.