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SO I was following unity's own DOTS ping pong tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9AUXNFBWt4 where I noticed that I don't Have fully working IntelliSense inside my Entities.Foreach().

Let's take this as an example:
Entities.ForEach((ref PhysicsVelocity vel,in SpeedIncreaseOverTimeData data) => 
        {
            float2 modifier = new float2(data.increasePerSecond * deltaTime);

            float2 newVel = vel.Linear.xy;
            newVel += math.lerp(-modifier, modifier, math.sign(newVel));
        }).Run();

so here the IntelliSense makes it look like my variables are private and they don't show up in the list, but it works fine if I just type it out.

anyone know a way to fix this, really hard using Unity and all their premade structs if I can't quick see what variables I have to work with.

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If that is an IQueryable, that could be the issue. What happens if you do the following?

Entities.ToList().ForEach =>
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  • I don't have acess to a .ToList() on Entities also in the video the guy has full acess to the public fields of his struct, but I don't, which is what i find weird – Emil Frederiksen Mar 29 '20 at 12:19