Hi, I just hooked up visual studio and unity and could run from vs directly. But the output from Debug.log is nowhere to be found in visual studio. Anyone know where it outputs to?
It outputs to the Unity console. Double-click the status bar at the bottom of Unity to open it. It also writes to a text file which on Windows is in %localappdata%/Unity/Editor/Editor.log. If you download the newly-free Visual Studio Tools For Unity: http://unityvs.com/ it should also echo everything from the Unity console back over to the Visual Studio console.
Thanks for reply.
I’m using unityvs now. I attach the program to unity first and then run the game in unity, that way, I was able to debug the script. However, the unity crashes often if I start from visual studio when the game is still running, Does that mean I have to follow exact order when debugging?
Yeah I’ve had it crash sometimes too if I try to debug while the game is already running… it’s supposed to work, but it doesn’t always. Starting in visual studio first and then pressing play in the game is usually safer.
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