Baker never bakes?

[mischa2k]

Hi, I have a very simple project with DOTS 1.0:

The “Test” GameObject has a simple component with a baker:

public class Comp : MonoBehaviour
{
}

struct CompData : IComponentData
{
}

public class CompBaker : Baker<Comp>
{
    public override void Bake(Comp authoring)
    {
        Debug.LogWarning("BAKING: " + authoring.name);
        AddComponent<CompData>();
    }
}

The component is attached to the GameObject:

However, when I press play: nothing bakes.
The “TEST” GameObject is never converted to an entity.
In the Entities Hierarchy, I only see the original GameObject:

The old ConvertToEntity method still works fine though:

Am I supposed to use ConvertToEntity and Baker together?
Why does it never create anything?

[Gekigengar]

Why is this getting no reply?

Well I was also confused, asked the same thing and nobody answers as well.
The docs does not mention when or what runs the baker.

But I found out you are supposed to put your GO into a subscene to convert them with the baker.

[mischa2k]

@Gekigengar

Why is this getting no reply?

Well I was also confused, asked the same thing and nobody answers as well.
The docs does not mention when or what runs the baker.

But I found out you are supposed to put your GO into a subscene to convert them with the baker.

Seems that way.
It does seem strange that every gameobject needs to be in a subscene now, but well

[runner78]

Perhaps unity either has a problem with empty objects or that CompData is not public.
But isn’t this the wrong forum for this question?

[mischa2k]

@runner78

Perhaps unity either has a problem with empty objects or that CompData is not public.
But isn’t this the wrong forum for this question?

Oh damn you are right, this is not the DOTS forum