[SOLVED] Help me getting started with example

[janis.taranda]

Hello! In editor I see all that nice GI and soft shadows. However in play mode it's all gone. Its a matter of some settings?

 

Edited April 13, 2020 by janis.taranda
Solved

[silent]

Try to switch quality preset in top left corner from Low to Medium or High.

[janis.taranda]

OMG! I did not saw the setting LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH.. never mind! :D

[janis.taranda]

10 minutes ago, silent said:

Try to switch quality preset in top left corner from Low to Medium or High.

Is there a way to monitor FPS in-game mode?

[silent]

Sure, just enter show_fps 1 or show_fps 2 in console (~ button).

[janis.taranda]

Fount it. Never mind ;)

[janis.taranda]

16 minutes ago, silent said:

Sure, just enter show_fps 1 or show_fps 2 in console (~ button).

Thanks. I did install the NET package, that was asked on installation, still when opening the project in VS2019 I get this

Any ideas?

[silent]

Right now recommended pipeline is to use VS Code. We will improve integration with VS in the future releases.

Visual Studio 2019 also requires specific .NET Core SDK Version (2.2.207): https://developer.unigine.com/en/docs/2.11/troubleshooting/dotnet_issues?#install_dotnetcore_sdk_windows

[janis.taranda]

1 hour ago, silent said:

Right now recommended pipeline is to use VS Code. We will improve integration with VS in the future releases.

Visual Studio 2019 also requires specific .NET Core SDK Version (2.2.207): https://developer.unigine.com/en/docs/2.11/troubleshooting/dotnet_issues?#install_dotnetcore_sdk_windows

Installed .NET Core SDK Version (2.2.207), but same. Guess Have to stick with VS Code for now.

[janis.taranda]

1 hour ago, silent said:

Right now recommended pipeline is to use VS Code. We will improve integration with VS in the future releases.

Visual Studio 2019 also requires specific .NET Core SDK Version (2.2.207): https://developer.unigine.com/en/docs/2.11/troubleshooting/dotnet_issues?#install_dotnetcore_sdk_windows

I dont see any Visual Studio Code build instructions in the documentation. Whats the workflow?

[laurent.ongaro]

For my recent experience, no need to setup anything special to edit C# code with VS Code.
Just install or activate extensions for C# development 
launch.json and tasks.json files are created automatically when a project is created with C# API option selected.

Then you can customize the editor for your project as shown bellow

Editing and compiling C# code is OK

On Arch Linux, I also needed to manually install the 2.2.x version of DotNet Core because Unigine required this version and not the 3.1.x I've already installed

But, I still have issue with debugging in Arch Linux.
I did not manage to debug (stop execution on break points,...) until now and to run the binaries automatically after built. 
Some additional setups should be necessary

[janis.taranda]

34 minutes ago, laurent.ongaro said:

Just install or activate extensions for C# development 
launch.json and tasks.json files are created automatically when a project is created with C# API option selected.

 

Can u show screenshot where can I do that? Because launch.json and tasks.json where not created for me :/

Edited April 13, 2020 by janis.taranda
Specify

[janis.taranda]

OK. For new project launch.json and tasks.json actually are created. But for existing NOT. That is when from demos I choose "Copy as project". Bug?

[silent]

Hi Janis,

Yes, this is bug. Will be fixed in upcoming hotfix update. In attachment you can find this files from both C# projects.

samples_vscode.zipplatformer_vscode.zip

[janis.taranda]

55 minutes ago, silent said:

Hi Janis,

Yes, this is bug. Will be fixed in upcoming hotfix update. In attachment you can find this files from both C# projects.

samples_vscode.zip 1.46 kB · 1 download platformer_vscode.zip 1.44 kB · 1 download

Thank you!