Shapes not compatible with latest 1.23.4 C# for Visual Studio Code

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martin lizee
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Shapes is a great asset, highly recommended.

It doesn't load correctly with latest 1.23.4 C# for Visual Studio Code, so you get assembly missing errors and lose code completion.

The quick temporary fix is simply to stick to the 1.23.2 version of C# for Visual Studio Code for now.

Reporting a bug? please specify Unity version:
2020.2.0b2.3094
Reporting a bug? please specify Shapes version:
2.3.2
Reporting a bug? please specify Render Pipeline:
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Freya Holmér creator
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yes, I believe this is unrelated to Shapes. it could be that Unity, VSCode or your particular project is missing some reference to assemblies somewhere. One thing to note is that Shapes is not a .dll, so its assembly might have to be referenced in a different way

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Freya Holmér creator
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wait what does this have to do with shapes? this sounds like a bug in VS code, rather than Shapes

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martin lizee
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wait what does this have to do with shapes? this sounds like a bug in VS code, rather than Shapes

I agree but in my project, of all the module and assemblies (its a VR project, so there is quite a few of them), Shapes is the only one with that problem.

Maybe future version of C# for Visual Studio Code will fix it.

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Freya Holmér creator
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  • Not a bug

yes, I believe this is unrelated to Shapes. it could be that Unity, VSCode or your particular project is missing some reference to assemblies somewhere. One thing to note is that Shapes is not a .dll, so its assembly might have to be referenced in a different way


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