instantiateInWorldSpace vs. worldPositionStays in Unity

Question

I'm trying to instantiate an object using Object.Instantiate() like this:

Instantiate(carrot, transform, true);

according to the below snippet from the documentation, this is what I should be allowed to do.

However, when I try to highlight this in my code, it instead shows me this:

As far as I can tell (though I am very limited in my knowledge of this stuff) this shouldn't be possible. Do I have any other way to show which version I want to use? I need to use this specific version because I want the instantiated object to inherit the scale of the object that's instantiating it. I've used this solution before when instantiating objects, I don't know what's changed.

Answer 1

These are just two ways of naming the same thing. All they did was change the name of the parameter, but the interpretation is the same:

pass true to position the new object directly in world space. Pass false to set the Object’s position relative to its new parent.

So, you don't have to do anything to select a different overload. This is the only one that exists. If this overload is not giving you the behaviour you want, post about that issue, and we can help you write alternative code that does give the behaviour you want.