benjaminjackman · August 11, 2024 13:24 · Mar 2, 2016 · Mar 2, 2016 · Mar 2, 2016
diff --git a/README b/README
@@ -1,27 +1,30 @@
 #Simple instructions for using Unity3d with project rider on Ubuntu
 
 #1. Download and install latest .deb for Unity3d from:
-# http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/
+http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/
 
-#2. Download and install the Project Rider EAP (not sure if publicly available but you can
-# sign up for early access here:
-# https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/
+#2. Download and install the Project Rider EAP (not sure if publicly available but you 
+can sign up for early access here: https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/
 
-#3. Open Unity3dthe .deb installs the executable at /opt/Unity/Editor/Unity
+#3. Open the Unity3d (.deb installs the executable at /opt/Unity/Editor/Unity )
 
 #4. Create a Project in Unity
 
 #5. Start rider and open the .sln file for the project you made in Unity3d
 
-#6. Rider should have made a script on your system on the first start to start itself called `rider`
+#6. Rider should have made a script on your system on the first start to start itself called `rider`, 
+it needs to be in your PATH for this to work
 
-#7. Save the rider-for-unity.sh script below. It will act as a bridge between Unity3d and rider that reformats the commandline arguments so that
-rider can understand them (you need to save it and make it executable)
+#7. Save the rider-for-unity.sh script below. It will act as a bridge between Unity3d and rider 
+that reformats the commandline arguments so that rider can understand them 
+(you need to save it and make it executable)
 
 #8. In Unity3d, under Edit > Preferences > External tools
 a. Select the rider-for-unity script as the External Script Editory
 b. Set
+
 "$(File)" $(Line) 
+
 as the External Script Editor Args
 
 #Scripts should now open in unity
diff --git a/rider-for-unity.sh b/rider-for-unity.sh
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 #Select this script and add 
 #"$(FILE)" $(LINE)
-#as the argument in unity preferences
+#as the argument in unity preferences for the external script editor
 
 #For some reason everything get's passed as one big blob of an argument
 #so this will separate it into a FILEname and LINE number

diff --git a/txt → README b/txt → README
diff --git a/rider-for-unity.sh b/rider-for-unity.sh
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+
+#Select this script and add 
+#"$(FILE)" $(LINE)
+#as the argument in unity preferences
+
+#For some reason everything get's passed as one big blob of an argument
+#so this will separate it into a FILEname and LINE number
+FILE=$(echo $* | sed 's/"\(.*\)" .*/\1/')
+LINE=$(echo $* | sed 's/".*" \(.*\)/\1/')
+
+rider -l $LINE $FILE
diff --git a/txt b/txt
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+#Simple instructions for using Unity3d with project rider on Ubuntu
+
+#1. Download and install latest .deb for Unity3d from:
+# http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/
+
+#2. Download and install the Project Rider EAP (not sure if publicly available but you can
+# sign up for early access here:
+# https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/
+
+#3. Open Unity3dthe .deb installs the executable at /opt/Unity/Editor/Unity
+
+#4. Create a Project in Unity
+
+#5. Start rider and open the .sln file for the project you made in Unity3d
+
+#6. Rider should have made a script on your system on the first start to start itself called `rider`
+
+#7. Save the rider-for-unity.sh script below. It will act as a bridge between Unity3d and rider that reformats the commandline arguments so that
+rider can understand them (you need to save it and make it executable)
+
+#8. In Unity3d, under Edit > Preferences > External tools
+a. Select the rider-for-unity script as the External Script Editory
+b. Set
+"$(File)" $(Line) 
+as the External Script Editor Args
+
+#Scripts should now open in unity
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