I’m glad you managed to fix the problem. ![]()
By the way, we got the information that did not work for you from the official VS Code website:
- In the VS Code Settings editor (Ctrl+,), uncheck the C# extension’s Omnisharp: Use Modern Net setting (
"omnisharp.useModernNet": false).
If enabling omnisharp.useModernNet fixed the problem for you, keep it enabled. In the end, Unity does not use VS Code but the code. And the code is nothing but text. How you created the text is irrelevant as long as the code and the fileformat are correct. ![]()
See also:
- Forum User Guides : How to mark a topic as solved