When uninstalling Unity and / or Consulo loses a reference to the Unity SDK, this error appears:
Which in turn takes you to this window:
Once I arrived at this window, I did not know what to do. After clicking through several different tabs, I eventually realized that I have to click Unity3D under modules. And select the Unity SDK from the dropdown that says <No SDK>.
For new users that do not know this, it might cause confusion and frustration. Instead I propose that when users select Open Settings from this image:
We make the window appear for when user's first open a Unity Project:
This window is much simpler and easier to navigate for simply setting the Unity SDK.
When uninstalling Unity and / or Consulo loses a reference to the Unity SDK, this error appears:
Which in turn takes you to this window:
Once I arrived at this window, I did not know what to do. After clicking through several different tabs, I eventually realized that I have to click
Unity3Dundermodules. And select the Unity SDK from the dropdown that says<No SDK>.For new users that do not know this, it might cause confusion and frustration. Instead I propose that when users select
Open Settingsfrom this image:We make the window appear for when user's first open a Unity Project:
This window is much simpler and easier to navigate for simply setting the Unity SDK.