If there are multiple instances of Unity open, the IDE will prompt you to choose the appropriate instance to attach to. When debugging a Unity project, you can now press an “Attach to Unity and play” button, which will attach the debugger to the Unity instance. Attaching the IDE Debugger to any Unity instance To enable this, we replaced the Visual Studio Mac Unity Debugger with the same core Windows Unity Debugger.
We made sure that the Unity development experience is consistent on both Windows and Mac. The same Windows Unity Debugger in Visual Studio for Mac You can find the Analyzers on GitHub and read the full announcement here. We also launched suppressors for general C# analyzers that are not applicable to a Unity project to reduce the noise as you write your code.Īdditionally, we open sourced the analyzers so that the whole community can contribute to them. We have replaced NRefacatory with the C# Roslyn analyzer which will give you improved warnings and analysis of your Unity code. Roslyn Diagnostics and quick fixes for Unity If you have not tried Visual Studio for Mac with Unity recently, here are some of the new features available to you right now. Since we launched Visual Studio for Mac, we have also updated the Tools with new features. VSTU has always offered IntelliSense for Unity messages, Superior debugging, refactoring, Unity project browser, and familiar shortcuts. Visual Studio for Mac has been the default IDE for Unity on Mac and it provides free world class support for Unity projects through VSTU. Since the launch of Visual Studio for Mac, we have been continuously working on improving Visual Studio Tools for Unity (VSTU).
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