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1.3.0

10 Aug 23:14
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This minor update adds a Unity DOTS Raycast generation snippet. The new snippet is dcrc. To use the snippet, you need to install the Unity Physics packaged from the Unity package manager, but you likely already have that installed since it is one of the core DOTS packages.

How to install

Recommended - Open the extensions panel in your vscode, search "unity ecs snippets", and click install on this package from the list.

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Manual - Download the .vsix file provided below, and run it on your computer. That file will add the installation to your vscode the same way as the above method does except done by you instead of the vscode ui.

1.2.0

31 Jul 21:37
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This minor update adds a Unity DOTS Aspect generation snippet. The new snippet is dca.

How to install

Recommended - Open the extensions panel in your vscode, search "unity ecs snippets", and click install on this package from the list.

OR

Manual - Download the .vsix file provided below, and run it on your computer. That file will add the installation to your vscode the same way as the above method does except done by you instead of the vscode ui.

1.1.0

27 Jul 04:19
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This minor update adds Unity DOTS Baker & Monobehavior authoring class generation snippets. The two new snippets are dcb and dcbd.

How to install

Recommended - Open the extensions panel in your vscode, search "unity ecs snippets", and click install on this package from the list.

OR

Manual - Download the .vsix file provided below, and run it on your computer. That file will add the installation to your vscode the same way as the above method does except done by you instead of the vscode ui.

Unity ECS Snippets 1.0.0

26 Jul 17:45
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Downloadable vscode extension installation file (.vsix) that can be used to install this Unity ECS/DOTS snippet extension to your vscode. Alternatively, you could just search for the extension in the extensions panel of vscode and do a 1 click install from within vscode. However, this is an alternative method to the same end.