July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
390 pages
10h 53m
English
You might have noticed another RockOn.sln file in the top-level folder. If you open that solution, you will see that it is empty. It contains no projects at all. The reason for this is that this solution will be a place for Unity to store all C# scripts that we will write. However, these scripts are not to be compiled in Visual Studio--it will not know how to deal with them. When we build our project in Unity, it creates a new RockOn.sln file in the VS folder. That is the one we need to open.
Later, when we add scripts to our app, you will see that the scripts are copied to the new VS folder as well. That's where we will edit them, debug them, and build them. So, this is the workflow: ...
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