I installed visual studio code, I'm a beginner and struggled to change the language from French to English. When I searched online many people said that I needed to run Visual studio installer but I can't find that and I do not have the tools option in the top bar.
Please help. Thank you.
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I'm quite new to Programming in general. I've learned basics, but that's about all. I was watching a tutorial, but I realized I was using Visual Studio Code instead of Visual Studio. While I was trying to change my External Script Editor, I could not find Visual Studio. I also cannot find it on my PC.
External Script Editor:
No question is a dumb question so don't apologize for asking even if it is a basic thing.
Now to answer your question, please open the Visual Studio Installer and select modify.
After doing this in the gaming section and then select Game Development with Unity and modify your installation. Then restart Unity and try selecting Visual Studio from Unity.
I am new to unity so I am a bit confused. I will be extremely glad if someone helps me with the problem I have. When I start to write my code in visual studio there are not any key worlds that appear when u start to write your code and also in the solution explorer there is a message: Assembly-CSharp.csproj:The application is not installed. I tried to switch to lower version of the Visual Studio Code Editor package to 1.1.3 and also I installed the nesesary Game development for Unity from the visual studio installer. I also have this problem and can not find what I miss. Please tell me if you have any idea, thank u in advance.
I'm new to Unity too. It will be simpler to use Visual Studio instead of Visual Studio Code. My suggestion is to install visual studio from Unity Hub. It will be very simple. I have added links that can help you. I hope I could help.
Installing the Unity Hub
Visual Studio & Unity: Installation and Setup
I installed SHFBInstaller_v2017.5.15.0.zip from https://github.com/EWSoftware/SHFB/releases. After going through the guided installation I launched Visual Studio, opened an already existing C# console application, and when I went to add a new project to the solution, there was not Sandcastle Help File Builder project listed. Here are the options I can see in visual studio:
I restarted my computer to see if that would fix anything but it didn't. I'm not sure why I am experiencing this problem. I've used sandcastle before and didn't experience this. Any help is greatly appreciated.
The project is in the Documentation category. The Visual C# category is for C# coded projects, which Sandcastle documentation is not.
How do I output a list of the current shortcuts in Visual Studio 2010? I know I could download the posters from Microsoft and I think JetBrains has something similar. The problem is, we have other add-ons that map shortcuts and some of the shortcuts are not working. Resetting the mappings doesn't seem to help. I need to figure out the command to shortcut mappings.
Update - I'm looking for a tool to read the settings in Visual Studio and tell me the current mappings.
Here is a nice userfriendly overview.
http://www.shortcutworld.com/en/win/Visual-Studio_2010.html
I hope that i helped you alot.
I knew about RockScroll at this blog, I downloaded it to run on Visual Studio 2010, but it doesn't seem to work with VS 2010.
What might be the problem? Doesn't RockScroll v1 work with VS 2010?
If so, what would be an alternative?
If not, what might be wrong?
The Productivity Power Tools now include a scroll bar similar to RockScroll/MetalScroll as described by #shaunmartin in another question:
Alternatives are MetalScroll and AllMargins.
I haven't tried MetalScroll. I installed AllMargins, and it's neat, but I can't say its been very useful.
RockScroll doesn't work with VS2010. Last I checked, there were a couple of somewhat-similar-looking extensions on the VS Gallery, though I don't know if any work with VS2010 and the new editor. I know at MS a couple of VS folks are working on a new RockScroll-like VSIX in their free time, for possible inclusion in a future version of the Pro Power Tools, though I haven't heard anything about it in the last couple months.