Matt Ellis

Suspend execution and inspect variables. Use pausepoints to visually inspect your scene.

Rider helps with boiler-plate code, code completion, and more.

Rider helps you write better code, faster.

The two keyboard shortcuts that get you places!

Find your way around your code base, asset usages, and more.

What is RiderFlow? And where to find it?

Use the Unreal Editor log and the debugger to see what's going on in your game.

Let's explore what the coding experience is like!

The Unreal Engine testing framework is built in and works without additional configuration.

Use Search Everywhere to helps you find code, functions, blueprint usages, and more.

Learn about using Rider for your Unreal Engine games.

Navigate back-and-forth between code an blueprints, find usages, ...

What is Rider? And how to start using it with Unity?

Dive deeper into code with the smart editor in Unity!

The scene view management toolbar can search assets that you can use in your scene.

Visually understand the scene structure and where an asset is used.

Find your way through complex scenes.

What is RiderFlow? And where to find it?

Replace assets on your scene. It's like refactoring, but visually!

Quickly search throughout your project. For anything!

Let's look at some fast and easy ways to navigate around a code base.

Format and reformat code for consistency in your solution.

Where to start? Let's learn the two most important shortcuts, editing, and code completion.