No intellesense when using nested variables or WaitForChild method

[zeyadtota3]

Basically say I’m dealing with mainGui and I created a variable for it
local mainGui = game.StarterGui.MainGui
now I created another variable using this first variable
local menu = mainGui.Menu

What will happen is that the second variable won’t have intenseness working as shown in the screenshot below

but if I tried to access it directly (from the first variable) I can get intenseness

also when i use :WaitForchild() I don’t get any intellesense

Now without :WaitForChild

I would really appreciate any help to fix it as those two errors are getting very annoying (when I work with vs-code Roblox LSP intenseness I don’t have those errors, but sometimes I’m forced to use roblox studio to create tools script for example)

please let me know if placing scripts inside tool is bad or against the convention

[caviarbro]

Do you have enabled autocomplete beta in roblox studio?

[zeyadtota3]

I searched in settings for “autocomplete” and I found “General>Enable AutoComplete” and it was checked on, if that’s what you mean then yes it’s enabled

[caviarbro]

It’s beta feature, you need to enable it by opening beta features window.

[zeyadtota3]

I just realized that the screenshots aren’t big enough and confusing, anyway I didn’t do any naming errors so don’t worry about that

[zeyadtota3]

This worked for both issues, thank you so much!
are there any other beta features I should turn on to make roblox studio better?

[caviarbro]

I am not using any other feature related to script editor besides that.

[1Urge]

Sorry I literally made that reply at like 5:00 in the morning and I had no clue what I was talking about. Apologies.

[zeyadtota3]

It’s completely okay don’t worry, thanks for helping I appreciate your time!