Try declaring a Unity variable, like a GameObject.If it does, then IntelliSense is not set up. Whether the top-left dropdown says Miscellaneous Files.To check if IntelliSense is properly set up, open any script from the Unity Editor, and look out for 2 things: If you see these things, then IntelliSense hasn’t been set up on your device. So if things are not working properly, it might not be caused by misconfiguration on your end. We’ve found that, when installing some versions of Unity 20, Visual Studio does not always integrate with Unity’s API by default. Due to the bevy of ways which you can install Unity and Visual Studio, misconfigurations can happen, and you might end up with Visual Studio not integrating itself into Unity, and an IntelliSense feature that is not properly linked to Unity’s API. If you’ve installed Visual Studio via Unity Hub, this can have been automatically set up, but not always. Have the appropriate extensions installed (read further to find out what they are).Is my IntelliSense not working?įor IntelliSense to detect and work with Unity’s API, Visual Studio needs to:
NET API compatibility levelĪrticle continues after the advertisement: 1. If you prefer watching a video instead of reading, do check out our video guide for this post too. Hence, we’ve put together a table of contents of sorts below, so if you’ve already tried some of the solutions we have, you can skip right through them. There can be many reasons why IntelliSense is failing to work properly on your device, and we are assuming that you’ve already scoured the Internet a fair bit before stumbling on our article. If IntelliSense doesn’t automatically offer Unity API suggestions like these, then it isn’t working.
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