Programming A Game With Unity: A Beginner's Guide by Andre Infante

Author:Andre Infante
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Reference
Published: 2014-02-02T16:00:00+00:00

7. Scripting in Unity

Once you have a script attached to an object, you can revise it by double clicking on it in the ‘inspector.’ This opens MonoDevelop, the default development environment for Unity. In essence, Monodevelop is a text editor with features specifically optimized toward programming. Keywords and comments are highlighted in blue and green, and numerical values and strings appear in red. If you’ve used Eclipse or other IDE’s, MonoDevelop is very similar. You can ‘build’ your scripts from inside the editor, to check for syntax errors, like so:

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