![]() ![]() Since the early beta releases we’ve been able to configure VSCode manually as a code editor within Unity, slowly but surely through the beta phases this integration has been improved to add file and line support when calling VSCode.īack in VSCode Version 0.8.0, this took another bold leap forward with its first Unity asset (well, the only really) aimed at providing increased integration between these two products. If you have read my previous articles on the subject ( here and here), you will also know that it has some great support for Unity, which has only gotten better now that Unity themselves have pulled in to the race: There is a lot more but these are my favorite highlights.
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