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Question by CRojasD · Nov 20, 2016 at 04:46 PM · project visualstudio solution

Visual Studio Solution has 3 projects. Is it normal?

I just finished making a chess app for the Hololens. I have been debugging with the emulator since I don't have a Hololens device.

Now that I want to create the app package to deploy to the store I noticed that the VS solution has 3 projects and I can only build the package for the last one (the one in bold).

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I can see my scripts on the other project. I was just wondering if this is normal, or if there is going to be a problem if I summit the app package to the store. (since I wont be able to test the app bundle by myself without the device.

Thanks in advance!

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Dibbie · Nov 20, 2016 at 10:59 PM 1

This is normal, most likely previously opened projects you done -- if you also go to the source folder of your project, throughout it, youll probably notice at least 3 - 5, maybe 7 different types of vs files kicking around in different folders, most likely containing different data unity uses for exporting or cross-platfor$$anonymous$$g later, that Visual Studio itself, relies on.

Even for a standard Visual Studio (non-Unity related) project, theres the solution file you as the programmer work from, then normally 2 other files with weird extentions (but can also be opened with Visual Studio by default, they will just give you errors when you try to load them), most likely, just data-connection stuff, the "middle man" for Visual Studio to link your project data and things the IDE itself, relies on to work properly (as... Broken as it is)