Visual Studio Code Intellisense doesn't work with Unity 2018

Hi all,

I have had the same problem with Unity v2019.3.6f1 and Visual Studio Code v1.43.1.

I solved reinstalling Mono and Net Core to latest versions, deleting all csproj and sln files in the project's root, changing the default editor to Visual Studio and opening the project with it. After that I changed again the default editor to Visual Studio Code and now is properly working.

 

I solved this problem by deselecting all options in Visual Studio Code, which try to connect with the internet by themself.

 

Mono has the following suggestion on the download page:
The package ca-certificates-mono should be installed to get SSL certificates for HTTPS connections. Install this package if you run into trouble making HTTPS connections.

and choose your distro correct.

https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/

 

I have had exactly the same problem with Unity v2019.3.6f1 and Visual Studio Code v1.43.1 on linux and I almost gave up and went back to Windowns but suddenly I realized that I had two repositories selected for Debian so I removed the wrong one and re-installed mono and also did this:

$ export FrameworkPathOverride=/usr/lib/mono/4.5
You should pick your own path to the mono explained here
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...rk-netframework-version-v4-7-1-were-not-found

 

Hi,

sorry but my previous solution only works until Unity detects a change in Assets folders and recreates the sln an proj files

Is an Unity problem/bug?

 

are you on Linux? you should look at your "output" window at Visual Studio Code to see if there are any errors. You can click View/Output Window but choose "OmniSharp Log" to see that.

 

INSANE SOLUTION YOU WON'T BELIEVE IF ON MAC

1. Download Rider (no, really)

2. Install the Rider package manager inside Unity

3. Probably restart every electronic device in your house

4. Launch Unity, set the external script editor as Rider - launch

5. Use Rider a few times, save, change files etc.

6. Quit RIder and Unity

7. Launch Unity - set the external script editor back to VSCode

8. In the Project panel, double-click on a c# file, VSCode will open

THE PROBLEM IS FIXED, VSCODE NOW WORKS

WTF? Hope it saves someone some hours

 

Ok, for anyone who is experiencing similar issue here is a solution that works for me (Unity 2020.1.f2, Mac):

First, install the latest build of mono:
https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/

Then, on VSCode, go to settings-> "Omnisharp: Use global Mono" -> change it to always



And then it works.

 

This worked for me on Ubuntu after updating both VSCode and Mono. Cheers!

 

Can confirm this works (same setup as @HitGrab1). Thank you so much, can stop pulling my hair now!

 

Works for me. Thanks!

 

I'm on a Mac and this worked for me. Thank you!

 

Saved my time... cheers....

 

Same on Unity 2019.4.3. Thanks, good job!

 

Thank you sir! o/

 

Nothing worked for me, except changing the version of Intellisense in VSCode to a different (older) version. Then everything's been fine.