So a more in depth explanation, I am using a MacBook Pro M1 chip 2020 for this and when I create a C# script it doesn’t allow me and says I need to look on the App Store to find something I can use to open the code thingy. I was just wonder why that is because I cannot really create anything if I cannot open and edit my script.
You do need to download a code editor for coding to use in tandem with Unity. Not sure what the best option is for Mac… VSCode?
That said Unity usually installed Visual Studio when you install it as well. You may need to step up your code editor in the Edit → Preferences → External Tools window:
Unity will offer to include a code editor with it’s install. Right now on Mac, that is VS Code. It use to be Visual Studio for Mac, but Microsoft ended support for Visual Studio for Mac earlier this year. VS Code does work, though not my favorite, I know others do like it.
Rider is another option, but since you are new to Unity, I wouldn’t pay for a code editor.
thanks that helped a lot. for Mac I think to find preferences it is under the Unity-> settings but I worked great thanks. now when I use the VSCode I get that it can’t find .NET SDK. But I can type and edit code.