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 # UniVSCode
-Opens C# files from Unity3D in VSCode
+UniVSCode is a script that simplifies using Visual Studio Code with Unity on a Mac.
 
-To setup VSCode for Unity check out this tutorial: http://unreferencedinstance.com/how-to-integrate-visual-studio-code-with-unity3d-project/
+##Requirements
+#####1. Install and Setup VSCode: http://unreferencedinstance.com/how-to-integrate-visual-studio-code-with-unity3d-project/
+#####2. Copy UniVSCode.cs and SimpleJSON.cs into somewhere your project folder
+[UniVSCode.cs](https://github.com/robin7331/UniVSCode/blob/master/UniVSCode.cs)
 
-After VSCode is running and your project is set up simply copy the [UniVSCode.cs](https://github.com/robin7331/UniVSCode/blob/master/UniVSCode.cs) file somewhere into your Unity Project. 
-Every *.cs file will then be opened by Visual Studio Code.
-If you double click on console errors, warnings oder other logs, your file will be opened at the specific line.
+[SimpleJSON.cs](https://github.com/robin7331/UniVSCode/blob/master/SimpleJSON.cs)
+#####3. You are now ready to use UniVSCode!
 
-To disable UniVSCode and use the app you've selected in your Unity settings, simply deactivate UniVSCode in the edit menu.
+##This is what you can do:
+#####1. Easily open the whole project folder in VSCode from Unity
+![menu screenshot 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robin7331/UniVSCode/master/readme/open_project.jpg)
+#####2. Open c# files through a double click in your project view 
+This will open the file in your already opened project window of VSCode
+#####3. Open c# files at the correct line via double click in your console
+Very convenient since it works with Logs, Errors, Warnings, ...
+#####4. Send all debugging port information automatically to VSCode
+![menu screenshot 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robin7331/UniVSCode/master/readme/send_port.jpg)
+![menu screenshot 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robin7331/UniVSCode/master/readme/debug.jpg)
 
+The port will be written to your launch.json file in VSCode so you can simply hit "Play" in VSCode to debug.
+Be sure that you are in Play mode in Unity before hitting Play in VSCode.
+Every time you hit Play in Unity, you have to send the debug information to VSCode. 
+This is because Unity is changing it's debugging port on every session.
+
+#####NOTE: Unity will crash when you debug your code. This is a bug in Unity which I already filed. Once there is a fix for this it will be published here.
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+####To disable UniVSCode and use the app you've selected in your Unity settings, simply deactivate UniVSCode in the edit menu.
 ![menu screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robin7331/UniVSCode/master/readme/menu.png)