Start coding with Unity Reflect

This document provides the first steps to set up your environment to code with Unity Reflect.

Cloning the repository

Create a local clone of the following Git repository: https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.reflect.viewer

Cloning the repository

For more information about how to clone a repository, refer to the GitHub documentation.

Opening a Reflect project in the Unity Hub

  1. Open the Unity Hub and click Add.

    Opening in Hub

  2. Browse to the UnityReflect folder you created in Cloning the repository.

  3. Double-click on the project to open it.

Open a Reflect scene in the Unity Editor

  1. Open the Reflect scene inside the Unity Editor hierarchy.

You can now click Play and upload new projects.

Open a C# project in the Unity Editor

Click Assets > Open C# Project.

Note: Make sure that you have selected the correct External Script Editor in Edit > Preferences > External Tools.

You can now access the whole scripts hierarchy and start making changes to the Reflect viewer. When you save your changes, Unity automatically recompiles it inside the Editor and show you any compiling errors in the Console (Window > General > Console).

Make a build

Go to File > Build Settings (or use the shortcut Ctrl-Alt-B) to access the Build Settings dialog.

Be sure to set up your target in Standalone. You can also select options for Development Build and Script Debugging.

You're ready to begin updating your custom Reflect viewer.