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Toatrika: Fix incorrect code (wrong sdk path, missing userSettings, missing }, ...), improve code formatting, remove unused vscode settings, add smaller example, explicitly mention that home manager is needed, make section on configuring vscode as editor for godot more consistent and correct

2026-01-24T21:04:44Z

Fix incorrect code (wrong sdk path, missing userSettings, missing }, ...), improve code formatting, remove unused vscode settings, add smaller example, explicitly mention that home manager is needed, make section on configuring vscode as editor for godot more consistent and correct

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Klinger: Category:Csharp

2025-05-01T13:41:55Z

Category:Csharp

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	* '''Exec Flags''' -> <code>{project} --goto {file}:{line}:{col}</code>		* '''Exec Flags''' -> <code>{project} --goto {file}:{line}:{col}</code>
	* '''Use External Editor''' -> <code>On</code>		* '''Use External Editor''' -> <code>On</code>



			[[Category:Csharp]]

Superherointj: /* Configure Godot 4 for External VSCode Integration */ codium does not work for C# extension, but be Microsoft VSCode unfortunately.

2025-04-12T19:21:23Z

Configure Godot 4 for External VSCode Integration: codium does not work for C# extension, but be Microsoft VSCode unfortunately.

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	* Set '''Dotnet''' -> '''Editor''' -> '''External Editor''' to '''Visual Studio Code'''.		* Set '''Dotnet''' -> '''Editor''' -> '''External Editor''' to '''Visual Studio Code'''.

	====== Configure Godot 4 ~~for External VSCode Integration~~ ======		====== Configure VSCode as External Editor in Godot 4 ======
	Click '''Editor''' [top menu] -> '''Editor Settings''' [menu item] -> '''General''' [Tab] -> '''Text Editor''' [Category] -> '''External''' [Sub-Category]:		Click '''Editor''' [top menu] -> '''Editor Settings''' [menu item] -> '''General''' [Tab] -> '''Text Editor''' [Category] -> '''External''' [Sub-Category]:

	* '''Exec Path''' -> Add the output of <code>which ~~codium~~</code>, on my case would be: <code>/etc/profiles/per-user/REPLACE-USERNAME/bin/~~codium~~</code>		* '''Exec Path''' -> Add the output of <code>which code</code>, on my case would be: <code>/etc/profiles/per-user/REPLACE-USERNAME/bin/code</code>
	* '''Exec Flags''' -> <code>{project} --goto {file}:{line}:{col}</code>		* '''Exec Flags''' -> <code>{project} --goto {file}:{line}:{col}</code>
	* '''Use External Editor''' -> <code>On</code>		* '''Use External Editor''' -> <code>On</code>

Superherointj: /* Configuring VSCode Editor for Godot-Mono (C#) */ Current working solution for Godot C#

2025-04-11T20:02:11Z

Configuring VSCode Editor for Godot-Mono (C#): Current working solution for Godot C#

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	As Godot editor has poor support for C#, VSCode editor is recommended.		As Godot editor has poor support for C#, VSCode editor is recommended.

	~~Install~~ and configure VSCode as such:		You can install and configure VSCode as such:
	programs.vscode = {		programs.vscode = {
	enable = true;		enable = true;
	package = pkgs.~~codium~~;		# `pkgs.vscodium` is unsupported by "C# Dev Kit" VSCode extension which demands [https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items/ms-dotnettools.csdevkit/license Microsoft license] compliance.
			package = pkgs.vscode;
	profiles.default = {		profiles.default = {
	"~~godotTools~~.~~lsp~~.~~serverPort~~" ~~= 6005~~; ~~# port should match your Godot configuration~~		"csharp.toolsDotnetPath" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_9}/bin/dotnet";
	"dotnetAcquisitionExtension.sharedExistingDotnetPath" = "${pkgs.dotnet-~~sdk_8~~}/bin/dotnet";		"dotnetAcquisitionExtension.sharedExistingDotnetPath" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_9}/bin/dotnet";
	"dotnetAcquisitionExtension.existingDotnetPath" = [		"dotnetAcquisitionExtension.existingDotnetPath" = [
	{		{
	"extensionId" = "ms-dotnettools.csharp";		"extensionId" = "ms-dotnettools.csharp";
	"path" = "${pkgs.dotnet-~~sdk_8~~}/bin/dotnet";		"path" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_9}/bin/dotnet";
	}		}
	{		{
	"extensionId" = "ms-dotnettools.csdevkit";		"extensionId" = "ms-dotnettools.csdevkit";
	"path" = "${pkgs.dotnet-~~sdk_8~~}/bin/dotnet";		"path" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_9}/bin/dotnet";
	}		}
			{
			"extensionId" = "woberg.godot-dotnet-tools";
			"path" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_8}/bin/dotnet"; # Godot-Mono uses DotNet8 version.
			}
	];		];
			"godotTools.lsp.serverPort" = 6005; # port should match your Godot configuration
			"omnisharp" = { # OminiSharp is a custom [[wikipedia:Language_Server_Protocol\|LSP]] for C#
			"path" = "${pkgs.omnisharp-roslyn}/bin/OmniSharp";
			"sdkPath" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_9}";
			"dotnetPath" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_9}/bin/dotnet";
			};
	extensions = with pkgs.vscode-extensions; [		extensions = with pkgs.vscode-extensions; [
	geequlim.godot-tools # For Godot GDScript		geequlim.godot-tools # For Godot GDScript support
			woberg.godot-dotnet-tools # For Godot C# support
	ms-dotnettools.csdevkit		ms-dotnettools.csdevkit
	ms-dotnettools.csharp		ms-dotnettools.csharp
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	];		];
	};		};

			home.packages = [
			dotnetCorePackages.dotnet_9.sdk # For Godot-Mono VSCode-Extension CSharp
			];

			# The proposed solution above requires .Net SDK to be broadly available in the host.
			# Code is ugly but works. Ideally we should find a better solution to this.
			# If you wonder why solution got so complex, test VSCode extensions as immutable,
			# using flag "programs.vscode.mutableExtensionsDir = false". (No external downloads.)
	Configure Godot's '''Editor → Editor Settings''' menu:		Configure Godot's '''Editor → Editor Settings''' menu:

Superherointj: Initial migration of article from Godot to Godot-Mono.

2025-04-11T19:28:09Z

Initial migration of article from Godot to Godot-Mono.

New page

{{Expansion}}Godot-Mono is [[Godot]]'s game engine supporting C# language for creating both 2D and 3D games.

== Installation ==
Add <code>pkgs.godot-mono</code> (GDScript + C#) to <code>environment.systemPackages</code>.

== Export Templates ==
On Godot upgrade, the new export template version can be automatically provisioned this way:

<code>home.file.".local/share/godot/export_templates/${builtins.replaceStrings [ "-" ] [ "." ] pkgs.godot-mono_4-export-templates.version}".source = pkgs.godot-mono_4-export-templates;</code>

Note: `pkgs.godot-mono_4-export-templates` package is still pending in nixpkgs.

== Configuring VSCode Editor for Godot-Mono (C#) ==
As Godot editor has poor support for C#, VSCode editor is recommended.

Install and configure VSCode as such:
programs.vscode = {
enable = true;
package = pkgs.codium;
profiles.default = {
"godotTools.lsp.serverPort" = 6005; # port should match your Godot configuration
"dotnetAcquisitionExtension.sharedExistingDotnetPath" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_8}/bin/dotnet";
"dotnetAcquisitionExtension.existingDotnetPath" = [
{
"extensionId" = "ms-dotnettools.csharp";
"path" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_8}/bin/dotnet";
}
{
"extensionId" = "ms-dotnettools.csdevkit";
"path" = "${pkgs.dotnet-sdk_8}/bin/dotnet";
}
];
extensions = with pkgs.vscode-extensions; [
geequlim.godot-tools # For Godot GDScript
ms-dotnettools.csdevkit
ms-dotnettools.csharp
ms-dotnettools.vscode-dotnet-runtime
];
};
Configure Godot's '''Editor → Editor Settings''' menu:

* Set '''Dotnet''' -> '''Editor''' -> '''External Editor''' to '''Visual Studio Code'''.

====== Configure Godot 4 for External VSCode Integration ======
Click '''Editor''' [top menu] -> '''Editor Settings''' [menu item] -> '''General''' [Tab] -> '''Text Editor''' [Category] -> '''External''' [Sub-Category]:

* '''Exec Path''' -> Add the output of <code>which codium</code>, on my case would be: <code>/etc/profiles/per-user/REPLACE-USERNAME/bin/codium</code>
* '''Exec Flags''' -> <code>{project} --goto {file}:{line}:{col}</code>
* '''Use External Editor''' -> <code>On</code>