When I’m typing Rigidbody.Veloity to get my current Velocity. It tells me that Rigidbody don’t have a Definition for Velocity and that no extension had been found. He tells me that that could happened course there is missing one using-Direktive or one Assemblyreference. This Problem does only exist in Unity 6000.0.24f1(this is the version im currently using). I’m aslo using Visual Studio.

I did a bit of research but I couldn’t find anything. There are methods like LinearVelocity but I didn’t find anithyng abaout there either. Does someone know this problem an a soloution?

When I’m typing Rigidbody.Veloity to get my current Velocity. It tells me that Rigidbody don’t have a Definition for Velocity and that no extension had been found. He tells me that that could happened course there is missing one using-Direktive or one Assemblyreference. This Problem does only exist in Unity 6000.0.24f1(this is the version im currently using). I’m aslo using Visual Studio.

I did a bit of research but I couldn’t find anything. There are methods like LinearVelocity but I didn’t find anithyng abaout there either. Does someone know this problem an a soloution?

• c#
• unity-game-engine

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• It was simply renamed velocity -> linearVelocity .. it's the exact same thing – derHugo Commented Feb 13 at 20:30

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The reason RigidBody.Velocity is not working in the newer versions of Unity is that it has been renamed to Rigidbody.linearVelocity

The same can be found in the release notes https://unity/releases/editor/whats-new/6000.0.23

Editor: Changed: Renamed Rigidbody.velocity to Rigidbody.linearVelocity in order for the API to be symmetric with Rigidbody.angularVelocity