Resolved IBaker.AddComponent<T>(in T)' is obsolete?

Just updated my project to Enteties 1.0.0 pre 65,

It seems to fix all unity side startup errors, but now i get this one saying;
'IBaker.AddComponent<T>(in T)' is obsolete: 'Use the version of the function with the explicit Entity parameter (RemovedAfter Entities 1.0)'

I am verry new to unity DOTS, and dont realley know what this means. There apears to be no fix the IDE suggests, nor any info on the web mentioning it.

here is my code:

Code (CSharp):

1. using Unity.Entities;
2. using UnityEngine;
3.  
4. // The authoring "Unity Component"
5. public class OutlineAuthoringComponents_SettingsAuthering : MonoBehaviour {
6.     public bool useLightAccents;
7.     public bool useLightModefier;
8.     public bool useDepthModefier;
9. }
10.  
11. // Bake the authoring Unity Component into a ecs component
12. public class OutlineAutheringComponents_SettingsBaker : Baker<OutlineAuthoringComponents_SettingsAuthering>
13. {
14.     public override void Bake(OutlineAuthoringComponents_SettingsAuthering authoring)
15.     {
16.         AddComponent(new OutlineAuthoringComponents_Settings
17.         {
18.             useLightAccents = authoring.useLightAccents,
19.             useLightModefier = authoring.useLightModefier,
20.             useDepthModefier = authoring.useDepthModefier
21.         });
22.     }
23. }

Code (CSharp):

1. using Unity.Entities;
2.  
3. public struct OutlineAuthoringComponents_Settings : IComponentData
4. {
5.     public bool useLightAccents;
6.     public bool useLightModefier;
7.     public bool useDepthModefier;
8. }

Does anyone know how to fix this?

 

just need to get the entity using

GetEntity(TransformsFlags)

and then use that entity with each

Code (CSharp):

1. AddComponent(entity, yourComponent)

in bakers.

 

Because it's not what been suggested to you:

GetEntity(TransformsFlags) != GetEntity()

Isn't IDE didn't show you what to use for obsolete things?

 

Seems a bit redundant to need to add 2 lines, to do the exact same as before, but whatever floats.

Code (CSharp):

1. using Unity.Entities;
2. using UnityEngine;
3.  
4. // The authoring "Unity Component"
5. public class OutlineAuthoringComponents_SettingsAuthering : MonoBehaviour {
6.     public bool useLightAccents;
7.     public bool useLightModefier;
8.     public bool useDepthModefier;
9. }
10.  
11. // Bake the authoring Unity Component into a ecs component
12. public class OutlineAutheringComponents_SettingsBaker : Baker<OutlineAuthoringComponents_SettingsAuthering>
13. {
14.     public override void Bake(OutlineAuthoringComponents_SettingsAuthering authoring)
15.     {
16.         // Prequisites to baking
17.         TransformUsageFlags transformUsageFlags = new TransformUsageFlags();
18.         Entity entity = this.GetEntity(transformUsageFlags);
19.         // Bake the damn thing
20.         AddComponent(entity, new OutlineAuthoringComponents_Settings
21.         {
22.             useLightAccents = authoring.useLightAccents,
23.             useLightModefier = authoring.useLightModefier,
24.             useDepthModefier = authoring.useDepthModefier
25.         });
26.     }
27. }

Warning seems gone now.

 

Deleted that comment 10 seconds after posting lol. Thx for quick reply tho.

Code (CSharp):

1. TransformUsageFlags transformUsageFlags = new TransformUsageFlags();
2. Entity entity = this.GetEntity(transformUsageFlags);

seems to do it

 

TransformUsageFlags

is just

enum

flags, you don't need to

new

it

Code (CSharp):

1. var e = GetEntity(authoring, TransformUsageFlags.NonUniformScale | TransformUsageFlags.Dynamic);

 

Makes more sense