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Hey guys.

Ben whether you just want to talk you through some of the differences on the max So I've prepared a

slide which will summarize it firstly menus stick to the top of the screen not the app that's typical

in a Mac but just bear in mind that it won't be stuck.

This stuff will know Eddie unity won't be stuck of course to the top of the floating window but at the

top left.

Okay so that's simple enough.

Very standard to the Mac.

Another thing that is very standard to the Mac is that there's an extra menu with the name of the app

in it which you won't see on Windows so unity haab WIN WIN unity haab win over in unity we get the unity

menu.

And therein lies a couple of the things you may otherwise have trouble finding like Unity preferences.

For example would be a typical one we might ask you to go to.

In fact let's go there now.

Practice.

Let's go to Unity preferences and then in there I want you to get down to external tools and make sure

that your external script editor is set to a visual studio here.

That one net the rest of these boxes can state default but the external script editor should be a visual

studio.

Okay cool.

So that's that.

Now what else to watch out for.

Well the fonts are pretty and that's just me making her just me being funny.

If you think it's funny.

So a hidden files well hidden by default.

We don't need to go into detail about how they change that yet.

We'll deal with that when we get to version control.

But bear in mind that when you find out if there are hidden files they won't show up on the Mac and

they were a lot harder to turn on.

On the Mac than they are on the P.

But will deal with that as and when we need to and visual studio community has a very different heritage.

Over here on the Mac so if we open up visual studio community then it's actually not the same at all

really it's still called visual studio community but it's built and built on something called zammar

in and also incorporates monoah develop.

So the it's just a different heritage so it's a slightly different package it'll look and feel a little

bit different.

Right over here in Visual Studio community if you ever granted with like a blank screen like this it

may be helpful to get a view pads and solution and if you do that and you've opened your script from

unity let's imagine with double-click the script from Unity opens up visual studio you'll see your script

there.

So this is another way to navigate around.

Same in the piece.

But just wanted to let you know that this is where you find it on the Mac.

The solution helps you find your way around your files.

We of course are going to be just typing into start.

When we do exercises in this section as always it's very similar.

You say you get a very similar kind of little icon here that comes up.

This circle comes up when you start typing and it obviously tells you that this file is unsafe.

That's what that circle means by Hallah world there.

So if I save the file the little circle goes away and then you just have a close tab.

So that's a bit different.

Of course to maximize minimize all that stuff is going to leave a bit different again different menu

Visual Studio community preferences.

You find them there if you need them.

What else have we got for you.

Let's see it really some.

Some of the code completion may be different so you'll see Rick taiping for instance print and you open

a bracket.

Now exactly what this does compared to the Peacey and exactly where the red underlines come up might

be slightly different.

What I want you to do is focus on looking through this and just looking at what we've actually written

in here and just deal with the tiny differences that you may see between Mac and Peacey in terms of

what it tries to fill in for you.

Otherwise.

And Peacey going to be very very similar.

The unity harbours made it much much easier for us because it's very similar on Mac and Peacey.

You'll see slightly differences in the path here and maybe maybe the way that these things look as you

look around the menus but basically you shouldn't be too disorientated at all on the Mac it's going

to be very similar.

Macneice a unity itself in particular is very very similar between the two of them.

So I hope this helps you people who are on Mac.

Any questions do ask and I'll look forward to seeing you later on in the call.