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If it does not, then go to File > Build Settings., select PC, Mac & Linux Standalone, then click Switch Platform in the bottom left. but you may want to split your avatar project up if you have a ton of avatars.Īfter the project is open, check the title bar to ensure it ends with PC, Mac & Linux Standalone. For avatars, it is sufficient to keep your avatars in seperate scenes. We also STRONGLY recommend creating a new project for each separate world you create. We strongly recommend saving your projects in a mass-storage drive with a lot of space- Unity projects can get quite large. We only support the "Built-In Render Pipeline", sometimes referred to as the "legacy" or "3D" renderer. VRChat does not use the HDRP or LWRP/URP rendering pipelines offered by Unity.

Create a new project, set it to 3D, and save it. If you're looking for the process to build content for VRChat on Quest, check out Setting up Unity for Creating Quest Content.įirst, open Unity Hub (or just the editor if you chose to go that route).

Just open a file with Visual Studio as an IDE, and then switch to Visual Studio Code.For our first project, we'll assume you're building content for Windows PC. I've just uninstalled my old Unity, and installed the new one, and as it turns out, a Visual Studio reinstallation, and restarts aren't needed.

Switched the IDE to Visual Studio Code.

Opened the a file, which opened Visual Studio.

In Unity > Preferences, switched the IDE to Visual Studio.

Then install Unity, Visual Studio, restart my computer,.

I had to uninstall Unity, Visual Studio, restart my computer.

Maybe I will just give in, and always manually change the install path. So now I change my default install path to my SSD every time I update Unity, so Visual Studio will be installed at the path where VS Code will look for the dlls.īut sometimes this won't be enough, for example this time I wasted some time again, and still haven't figured out the correct way of doing this. The problem is that some applications only looks at the drive on which Windows is installed. I changed the default install path to my HDD, so I don't have to manually change every new application's install path from my SSD to my HDD. In my case it was due to changing the default install path for new applications. So if this doesn't solve your issue, be sure to read further down below. Well, the source of this issue changes from issue to issue.