So since I already had Visual Studio 2022 installed from using Unity, this was simple as hell. Didn't have to do anything except change the editor setting in Godot. Done. Don't get me started on how hard it was to download VS Community Edition in the first place and how useless Microsoft's support was a month or so ago when I installed it. :P
Question about the JSON files. Do you have to add the new vscode folder and the files with every new project? I am assuming so, but I just wanted to clarify. Thanks for this awesome video series.
I've had to, yes. There are some tutorials that have you boot up Godot and go through making VS Code the IDE in the Editor settings and the folder is generated for them, but I haven't had any luck there. The joy of different setups, I suppose :)
Visual Studio is not the same program as VS Code and would have different setup instructions. The C# Basics page in the Godot documentation linked in the description should have instructions for you on how to set up Visual Studio.
Good follow up for those that need the config help! Looking forward to the rest.
Thank you! I hope you're ready to dig into some code coming up - the real fun is just getting started!
Thank you so much for this series I can not wait to get started ! I really hope the rest is coming fast ⌨
As fast as real life allows! The next part will be up earlier than these first two (and be FAR shorter :D).
@@arkadegamesllc hahaha awesome can’t wait 😁☀️
So since I already had Visual Studio 2022 installed from using Unity, this was simple as hell. Didn't have to do anything except change the editor setting in Godot. Done. Don't get me started on how hard it was to download VS Community Edition in the first place and how useless Microsoft's support was a month or so ago when I installed it. :P
Question about the JSON files. Do you have to add the new vscode folder and the files with every new project? I am assuming so, but I just wanted to clarify. Thanks for this awesome video series.
I've had to, yes. There are some tutorials that have you boot up Godot and go through making VS Code the IDE in the Editor settings and the folder is generated for them, but I haven't had any luck there. The joy of different setups, I suppose :)
I have VS 2022 Pro. Not sure what would change in this setup. I assume just skip to the JSON file section?
Visual Studio is not the same program as VS Code and would have different setup instructions. The C# Basics page in the Godot documentation linked in the description should have instructions for you on how to set up Visual Studio.