System.Threading.Thread does not exist?

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I’m trying to learn how to use multithreading in C#, but all tutorials ask me to use the System.Threading.Thread class, but it seems that in my Visual Studio this class does not exist! A print for you to understand better:

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Am I forgetting something? Do I need to do some configuration? I’m kind of new in c#, but I used to mecher in Threads in java

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  • What kind of application? Xaml? Windows Forms? If XAML try to import reference System.Threading.dll

  • I’m using a framework called Duality2d, for game development, which integrates Visual Studio direct (as in Unity), I don’t know exactly what kind of application :/

  • To use the resources of . Netframework you need to import the reference you need. But I don’t think that developing a 2D game like Unity needs the resources of the framework!

  • And then why not use Unity2d itself? It’s free and has the same features!

  • But a tip I recommend using Monodevelop for Unity and not Visual Studio 2015, for simply Monodevelop has much more resources to work at Unity

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The System.Threading.Thread is set in mscorlib which is a standard DLL for every project in . NET, but from what you said in the comments of the question, you are apparently not working on a project that makes use of the . NET framework.

If you are looking to learn about multi-threading using the System.Threading.Thread you will need to use another Visual Studio project template, such as console applications, Windows Forms and WPF, for example.

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