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Visual Studio noob here needs a bit of help
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Dee_Law _Up_In_Here
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Okay, so basically, very big noob here, I am just starting out unity and got tried using VS for the first time, so I'm following a tutorial for VS but here's the thing, when I open up visual studio, I don't see anything where the "terminal"? (you know the place where you write code) should be, the guy in the tutorial opens up a new project and it's there for him but this is what I see when I open it up!
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I'm really sorry if this is a stupid question but I can't seem to articulate it on google, any help is appreciated!
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Dee_Law _Up_In_Here 1 Reputation point
2020-08-27T07:00:31.493+00:00 For anyone having the same problem, I figured it out, I was supposed to download the .net (core) package, and then use it from the template area!
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Dylan Zhu-MSFT 6,426 Reputation points2020-08-31T09:10:26.307+00:00 Hi DeeLawUpInHere,
I'm glad to hear that you found the workaround.
We suggest you could convert the comment to answer, then click "Accept Answer" on your response. This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. Thank you.
Best Regards,
Dylan
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