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barren moat
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Then when that undo event goes you can pop it off if the undo count matches

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Or have you already got it working?

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I meant store your event invocations in a stack

gloomy chasm
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Oh, no. Definitely not working hahahaaaa... 😭

barren moat
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Although wouldn't you need to also create inverted events for the undos?

gloomy chasm
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maybe having like a scriptable singleton that I record an undo for as well, and maybe it contains a int that is incremented each time, and then maybe some session data that mirrors that int, but without recording an undo. So when an undo/redo happens, the singleton value can be compared to the session data value to know if it was a undo or a redo...?

barren moat
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Yeah. Although... What happens if they undo past your modification and then branch and then undo and redo

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Actually maybe that's fine

gloomy chasm
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Guah, this hurts my brain

barren moat
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I'm still confused about what the goal is

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Like I get that you want an event, but what is it that requires a delta instead of just being told that the asset changed?

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Can't you just do a full rebuild of the derived data on change, and at worst on play/build?

gloomy chasm
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I will give more context I guess. It is for my editor tool Smart Library which lets you create collections of assets. A Collection is a SO. When you add or remove an item to a collection an event is raised that contains the collection that was changed, whether items were added or removed, and what the items were.

barren moat
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Ah right. So the collection is a separate SO?

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(sorry just doing standup, back in a bit)

gloomy chasm
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(All good, have fun!)

barren moat
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Does this somehow help? I've never used it

gloomy chasm
barren moat
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If so then you can do a full rebuild every time.

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Or... As required

barren moat
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@gloomy chasm What if you add the collection reference(s) to the metafile of the member SO? Then the collection itself could have an entirely dynamic editor.

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I guess the problem is that you'd need to get the SOs into the collection properly at build time so that they're included as scene dependencies

gloomy chasm
barren moat
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Perfect, then that approach could work.

gloomy chasm
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Except for the fact that I don't save collections in to the assets folder so there is no metafiles

barren moat
gloomy chasm
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Oh those meta files

barren moat
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What you're describing does sound a lot like addressables, which adds an ID to any given asset

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And groups them into collections that are visible in an editor window

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(actually not sure how to edit metafiles, but I think there's a way)

gloomy chasm
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@zenith estuary thanks again for your help getting the WindowAction stuff to work 😄

karmic ginkgo
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i dont get this, when you press "Regenerate Project files" in editor, it works
when you call the same exact method through reflection it breaks the solution
unity:

        private void RegenerateProjectFiles()
        {
            Rect position = EditorGUI.IndentedRect(EditorGUILayout.GetControlRect(new GUILayoutOption[0]));
            position.width = 252f;
            bool flag = GUI.Button(position, "Regenerate project files");
            if (flag)
            {
                SyncVS.Synchronizer.Sync();
            }
        }

mine:

        public static void Sync()
        {
            var asmb = GetAssemblyByName("UnityEditor");
            var SyncVS = asmb.GetType("UnityEditor.SyncVS", true, false);
            var Synchronizer = SyncVS.GetField("Synchronizer", BindingFlags.Static | BindingFlags.NonPublic).GetValue(null);
            var Sync = Synchronizer.GetType().GetMethod("Sync", BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance);
            Sync.Invoke(Synchronizer, null);
        }
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nvm found that they do setup prior to that

patent pebble
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how can I manually display an IMGUI tooltip in the same way they are displayed for regular labels?

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i'm using `SelectableLabel`` which doesn't take a GUIContent, so the tooltip of my content is not used 😓

EditorGUI.SelectableLabel(rect, content.text, EditorStyles.helpBox);
waxen sandal
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I've drawn an invisible box on top before

patent pebble
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oh, that's a pretty clever solution

patent pebble
waxen sandal
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No guistyle maybe

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I forgot

patent pebble
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ah just duplicate the style and set no background texture

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will try that

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@waxen sandal oh actually I just tried it and works!
GUI.Color, GUI.ContentColor, GUI.BackgroundColor,
all 3 use the alpha value provided
(at least with the 20 or so styles i've tested)

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thx for the help! 😋

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*sidenote:
GUI.Box intercepts mouse input, easily fixed by just drawing if before any other controls, but not obvious at first glance

gloomy chasm
patent pebble
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probably more performant than using Box + GUI.Color?
not sure without looking at source and profiling

waxen sandal
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I couldn't get label and selectablelabel to ilne up perfectly before

patent pebble
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i'm using manual GUI rects, so they always line up

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or you mean the text inside the label?

waxen sandal
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Yeah

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IIRC one of them had a slight offset compared to the other

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So I had to do -2 on one of them or something

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Updating Unity changed it

patent pebble
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you wouldn't need to do that anyways tho, just drawing the label on top without any text, just the tooltip

waxen sandal
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Oh right, I don't know why I drew text

patent pebble
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maybe you couldn't cache it and you were trying to not create many GUIContents?

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i've had situations where I had that kind of thing

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even tho i've seen Unity internally instantiating many of GUIContents like that without regard for performance tho, so i guess it's not that bad

waxen sandal
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Nah, I think i might be thinking of the auto complete textbox I made that drew the prediction inside the text field

patent pebble
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hmmm

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oh and about the -2 offset thing

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i've recently learned that some of the different versions of label styles use different RectOffsets

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for example regular label and LinkLabel styles

waxen sandal
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Oh yeah I know

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Also changes between versions

patent pebble
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this... i spent like 30 minutes debugging this crap yesterday

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and it was just a slight padding difference 🙃

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literally drove me insane for half an hour

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i was blaming it on the Layout system and it was just the style 💀

zenith estuary
north sphinx
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[SerializeField] protected (AudioClip, float)[] loopClips;
Can this be properly serialized without external class type?

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I want simple key, valie pair in field

waxen sandal
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No

north sphinx
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sadge

wintry wharf
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I'm trying to install a package that requires .NET 4.x, but I have no such option in my settings. I tried downloading the .NET 4.8 developer pack, but this did not work. Anyone know a fix?

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visual stag
wintry wharf
visual stag
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What package is it

wintry wharf
visual stag
# wintry wharf Project Acoustics

I can't say I know how this works as well as I did when it was just 4.x, but if swapping between the two options that are there now and restarting Unity doesn't fix it then you should be able to manually pull in the DLL from elsewhere on your PC just by putting it next to the others (and restarting Unity)

wintry wharf
visual stag
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Between .NET Standard 2.1 and .NET Framework. The options you screenshotted

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I presume there are some native DLLs involved which is why it requires restarting Unity

wintry wharf
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Will do, be back in a bit

wintry wharf
visual stag
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Problem solved then, .Net Framework is the answer

wintry wharf
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Thank you for your suggestions 😄

zenith estuary
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I would not recommend using .NET Framework 4.6 if you can help it

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.NET Standard 2.1 is superior

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Grab the .NET Standard 2.0 DLLs (including dependencies)

earnest talon
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Is custom localization support a good thing to have for a unity plugin

silent stratus
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Some of the tech artists in my team has asked me if it would be possible to add an extension on the profiler to automatically open up the Hierarchy to certain points then selecting a point in the graph. I have 0 exp in extending default editor windows in this manner, where might I want to look for info on doing this?

waxen sandal
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You know, that's a new one

patent pebble
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tech artists always asking for wacky things 🙃

gloomy chasm
silent stratus
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Thanks!

gloomy chasm
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Is there a good way to sanitize a file name?

primal thunder
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is it possible (and if so how) to write a custom property drawer for a readonly struct and use it to replace the entire struct?

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e.g. with a text field that parses the input into a new instance of the struct

gloomy chasm
primal thunder
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even with a custom property drawer?

gloomy chasm
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Can't change how data is drawn if there is no data that is serialized

primal thunder
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sad

primal thunder
gloomy chasm
primal thunder
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mmm, this can fetch the value just fine via reflection (the behaviour satisfies the "non readonly container" requirement, but this is also the use case for property drawers generally right? it's my use case anyways.)

[Serializable]
readonly struct Foo {
}

class FooBehaviour: MonoBehaviour {
    [SerializeField] Foo m_Foo;
}

class FooDrawer: PropertyDrawer {
    // -- lifecycle --
    public override void OnGUI(Rect position, SerializedProperty property, GUIContent label) {
        var obj = property.serializedObject.targetObject;
        var prop = obj.GetType().GetField(property.name, BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance);
        Debug.Log($"foo {prop.GetValue(obj)}");
    }
}
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but is then setting the property going to have bad side effects

gloomy chasm
primal thunder
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ahh, okay.

gloomy chasm
# primal thunder ahh, okay.

Honestly it would be by far the easiest to just not make it readonly. Maybe not as nice API wise, but far easier

onyx harness
gloomy chasm
onyx harness
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like what? the dot?

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go get any default .gitignore

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Might give you a hint

gloomy chasm
onyx harness
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You are telling me I can not name my file COM8?

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I think you are overthinking the thing

gloomy chasm
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Idk, this is outside my field of knowledge

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Thinking of it more, it doesn't even matter because I am going to be adding a GUID to the end of the file name ahh

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Thanks for the help 🙂

ember gate
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Hey so I'm trying to show a Enum in a Custom Inspector, but something seems to not work. I have setup tabs to switch between and show different properties, but when I try to use a Enum as a Serialized Property, I get a error.

earnest talon
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if you don't, the system can't serialize the enum for the property field. You also need a variable of Type "GunType" to store your weapon of choice instead of trying to directly serialize the enum.

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As long as the enum itself is serializable (can sometimes be [Serializable] over [System.Serializable] if you're using System too.

unknown.png unknown.png
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both the enum and container must be public as well.

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and you need to serialize the object you're trying to edit too.

earnest talon
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I believe this goes for COM0-COM9.

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this may also be the case for other operating systems too.

onyx harness
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COMX are not allowed, COM alone is

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Funny 🙂

earnest talon
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COM is a reserved name due to Microsoft DOS era applications.

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if you have it available as a file name (not folder name), there is a possible serious error.

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CON is a reserved one too.

onyx harness
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Well I guess shit happens

earnest talon
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¯_(ツ)_/¯

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if it breaks anything, don't say you weren't warned.

gloomy chasm
gloomy chasm
earnest talon
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@gloomy chasm enums are ints to begin with.

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You still need to serialize the enum in order to use it's type as a serialized property

gloomy chasm
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Well yes they are int, and no you don't need to have the Serializable attribute 🙂

earnest talon
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You do or it will error.

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This is if you have the runtime and editor scripts separate

gloomy chasm
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Idk if that is how it used to be, but not any more

zenith estuary
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I've never encountered that before, enums serialize perfectly fine on my end

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[Serializable] should only be necessary for structures and classes that don't derive from UnityEngine.Object

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If [Serializable] was required on enums, then tons of code wouldn't work because Unity's own enums don't do that

earnest talon
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In 2020.2.6f1 and 2020.3.29f1, you have to serialize enums or they will throw object missing errors when trying to create property fields for enum variables

zenith estuary
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That sounds like a bug

gloomy chasm
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Indeed it does to me as well

zenith estuary
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Do you have a minimal repro?

earnest talon
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No. I just have the build I have now for obscura

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When I used enums without serialisation in the same script, they were fine. When I used them in Runtime and tried to read from a SerializedObject in an EditorWindow, they would error and throw a missing object exception because the custom name for the enum type wouldn't appear. This is when calling for a variable that uses said type and not the enum directly

zenith estuary
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Yeah that does sound like a bug, I'd open a bug report for it

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It shouldn't behave that way

earnest talon
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despite this bump in the road

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I've been loving the journey of creating a custom editor so far.

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it's very complex and takes a lot of time to get used to.

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But it's really engaging and challenging.

sly kite
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Hello everyone. I'm not getting intellisense for Unity on VSC, even with the Visual Studio Code Editor package, did I miss something ?

clear kite
sly kite
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Aight sorry, and thanks

acoustic egret
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Is there a way to make a menu item option list? Like hover the item to expand then select an option from the list

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Where it shows a checkmark next to the one currently selected

acoustic egret
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(please ping me when replying, not watching the channel anymore)

patent pebble
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@acoustic egret check the documentation for GenericMenu

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it does that

acoustic egret
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beautiful, thanks!

patent pebble
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@acoustic egretwhat are you trying to do exactly?

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because I don't think you can show GenericMenus from the top menu bar

acoustic egret
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Yeah it's meant for that

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using MenuItem

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For now I'm fine without the checkmark which is working fine

patent pebble
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iirc none of the default MenuItems have the checkmark functionality

acoustic egret
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This might do it

patent pebble
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oh, didn't know about that class

acoustic egret
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Works perfectly

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Just need a modular way to register it as a list

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at the moment I'm hardcoding it

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        private static void SetChecked(Settings setting)
        {
            foreach (var value in Enum.GetValues(typeof(Settings)))
            {
                Menu.SetChecked($"Setting/{value}", false);
            }
            Menu.SetChecked($"Setting/{setting}", true);
        }```
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This works if the menu path fits the enum's default ToString

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But since MenuItem is an attribute, the path has to be compile time, making it a bit tricky to modularize

waxen sandal
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There is a way iirc

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@onyx harness Do you remember?

patent pebble
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i've never had any luck registering MenuItems without hardcoding them

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i've looked into the topic a couple of times but never dug too deep

waxen sandal
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Same but I remember someone posting here that got it working iirc

earnest talon
onyx harness
patent pebble
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oh right the class has a bunch of nice internal methods

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for example ```cs
[FreeFunction("MenuController::AddMenuItem")]
internal static extern void AddMenuItem(string name, string shortcut, bool @checked, int priority, System.Action execute, System.Func<bool> validate);

waxen sandal
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Ah right, that's the one then

patent pebble
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i guess that is what Unity uses to handle the MenuItems stuff internally?

onyx harness
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@acoustic egret

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Oh OK, now I understand, you want dynamic way to handle the menus, well you have it already

acoustic egret
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I was really hoping for something like cs [MenuList(typeof(MyEnum))] private static void ChangeSetting(MyEnum setting) { }

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Might be able to do it with code generation

snow bone
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when i click on an ObjectField that has an FBX asset (in particular a humanoid character) selected, it selects the asset, is it possible to select, say the Avatar component within the asset?

gloomy chasm
snow bone
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i have an ObjectField for a character FBX, I want to make a button to easily select the avatar within the asset

gloomy chasm
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The way think I would do it is to draw a rect over the field and get when there is a double click, use the event then set the selection to the avatar.

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Oh, if you just want to add a button to select the avatar, then using an attribute with a drawer would work and be easier

snow bone
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I'll have a look into doing it that way, thank you.

gloomy chasm
snow bone
gloomy chasm
snow bone
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I'm assuming I write the code for dispalying the button in OnGUI in that prop drawer, then add the attribute to the button in the editor that I have

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although, i'm a little confused about this, cos I have an EditorWindow that I want the button to select the avatar, which has it's on OnGUI method

gloomy chasm
snow bone
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so i just have a field in the editor for OnGUI and the prop drawer would draw it's own button?

gloomy chasm
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Yeah?

snow bone
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I have an editorWindow that looks like this, with an avatar button, here's a pic which might help

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in the EditorWindow.OnGUI method, I can't declare a field, as it's a function

snow bone
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I think i need to be getting the Avatar Component of the FBX source file, making a property drawer might be detracting from what I'm trying to do

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perhaps I do need the prop draw to actually select the Avatar Component from the FBX file though

smoky spear
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I have problems loading unity where the project explorer nbever loads...

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i tried restarting, last time i left it for 10 hoursd

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I believe the solution would be to delete a load of temp files or settings files but im not sure what ones are gonna fuck me in the ass later

snow bone
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have you tried loading a different project with unity?

smoky spear
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yep, works fine

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im now manually copying over all my changes

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and im gonna see if its the changes

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and then try and reinstall unity on my other client

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so thanks for trying @snow bone

past shell
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I'm working on adding a Custom Editor to my game that has some updates in OnSceneGUI that draws gizmos to the screen. The person I'm working on the game with can edit values in the inspector and it immediately calls OnSceneGUI and updates the scene with the new values, but on my computer I have to mouse over the scene panel for OnSceneGUI to update. Is there some setting I'm missing to call OnSceneGUI when my mouse isn't hovered over the scene panel?

snow bone
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you have to call repaint in the editors Update method i think

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ie in Update() make a call to SceneView.RepaintAll();

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that should repaint the scene with the updates that you made to the inspector

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or, you may have to call Repaint() within OnInspectorUpdate()

past shell
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I don't think Editor has an Update function, right?

snow bone
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I think it should do

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I use both them ways for an editorWindow, which is basically an editor with added functionality to allow it to be a window

past shell
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Can you link to the documentation for that update function? I'm not finding it in the docs

snow bone
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just put a void Update() {Debug.Log("update");} in your editor, and you'll know, cos it outputs some text

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Update is called 10 times per second

past shell
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Yeah, that's never called

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That's only for EditorWindow

snow bone
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what about OnInspectorUpdate()?

past shell
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That's not a function either

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Yeah, that's another one that's unique to EditorWindow

snow bone
past shell
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I feel like this is more of a settings problem than a code problem. As I mentioned, someone else working on the same project gets immediate updates, so it must be something wrong with my project settings or installation or something I think

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A code solution for this could be to add SceneView.RepaintAll() inside of OnInspectorGUI so that when my mouse is over the inspector I'm repainting everything in the scene, but that's a bit heavy handed for something that I think should just be a settings issue

snow bone
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i'm not convinced, as if it doesn't work for you, then it's not likely to work for others either. I've had this myself, during editing, it worked fine, but later, it stopped updating, fixed when added the Repaint to Update()

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when you are directly writting the code, it tends to update fine, but later, when you aren't, it stops updating

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just add [ExecuteInEditMode] to the top of your editor class, then add the Update() debug fn i mentioned above

snow bone
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alternatively, you can subscribe to EditorApplication.update by adding your update fn with the repaint in it, when an update is called, it'll also call your fn that you subscribed to EditorApplication.update

past shell
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Alright, found the answer from someone back in Sept. 17th, 2020 in this channel. The idea is to check if the Inspector is updated, and if it is then call RepaintAll. Here's the basic gist of the solution, taken from here: https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/EditorGUI.ChangeCheckScope.html

    public override void OnInspectorGUI() 
    {
        using (var check = new EditorGUI.ChangeCheckScope())
        {
            // Block of code with controls
            // that may set GUI.changed to true

            if (check.changed)
            {
                SceneView.RepaintAll();
            }
        }
    }
opaque agate
waxen sandal
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You should probably ask the developers and not some random people on the internet

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(and wrong channel)

patent pebble
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is there a way of getting what priority the default Unity menu items have?

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i can find the priority from the menu items that are built with the [MenuItem] attribute
but not all of them are built using that

glacial sail
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I have a 3 sections layout for my editor extension, what's the proper way to make them separate from each other?

unknown.png
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I can't seem to find anything related to section/separator line.

patent pebble
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@glacial sail you can draw lines with EditorGUI.DrawRect()

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pass a manual rect with a width of 1 pixel for example to do a vertical line

glacial sail
patent pebble
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it depends

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or Color.black * 0.8f

glacial sail
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😦

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Is the theme color not exposed anywhere?

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I just got into editor scripting, and I think the most frustration part I have so far is to keep the look consistent with rest of the editor

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I'd like to avoid magic values unless that's how the editor does it too.

patent pebble
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@glacial sail they are probably somewhere in the source code
most of the time i just use an eye dropper to get whatever color i need to use
but also, a lot of the Unity UI stuff is not just raw colors, it relies on actual textures for the visuals
some of them have transparency and whatnot

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it's a little bit messy, i usually just do eyedropper

glacial sail
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Eh, the perfectionist in me is strongly disturbed.

patent pebble
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oh don't worry, Unity will bend you to its will

tough stream
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anyone knows why i can't affect/delete array elements here on the right? (see screencast)
Here's my script:
https://pastebin.com/636EiL7S
(sorry, i pastebin'd it so it takes less space)
Update: my ScenarChoosing so seems to be wrong somewhere. Cuz it seems its property and the property drawn aren't the same...?

glacial sail
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How do I make the hierarchy stand out more? Like a section header.

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Does editor provide any built in style that we can just reference and use?

patent pebble
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@glacial sail depends on what you want to do
i like encapsulating regions of my UI in help boxes

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using (new EditorGUILayout.VerticalScope(EditorStyles.helpBox))
{
    // Draw stuff inside a box
}
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as for the header style

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you could maybe use the Toolbar style

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or just use a Toolbar control

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there's a bunch of different ways of making things stand out, it depends

glacial sail
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Hmm toolbar doesn't look that good, the background color differs from help box.

patent pebble
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yeah you have to figure what visual style you're going for

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your headers looked like the default toolbar buttons

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take a look through all the EditorStyles, there's a lot of them

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some will probably fit your needs

glacial sail
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Yeah I'm going to keep trying, but it feels weird to use styles not in their intentions.

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It does look better if I use large + bold font style and center the text though.

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On that note, the canvas (it's rendering "multiplication calculator" currently) I draw them with GUI because I need explicit layout calculation in my own code

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How do I stop it from bleeding into the right side panel?

patent pebble
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hard to know without looking at your code 🤷‍♀️

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you have 3 vertical sections, vertical groups should be enough to divide the area in 3 and make it not bleed into eachother

glacial sail
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The canvas part does not use EditorGUILayout, it's done with raw GUI

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Because it's rendering data and layout from outside sources.

patent pebble
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ah

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it's kinda messy to mix GUILayout + GUI

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i usually just go for one or the other

glacial sail
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Yeah but unfortunately the layout from the source can't be worked into layout

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So I have to explicitly calculate and draw with GUI.

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Is there no mechanism for masking stuffs?

patent pebble
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ideally yes
a dirty hack is "registering" your reserved space to the Layout system with a GUILayout.Space for example

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i don't like it, but i've done it a couple times

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so whatever the width of your center area is, just do a horizontal space with that value

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wrap all your 3 vertical sections inside a horizontal group and do the space in the middle

glacial sail
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I don't quite get how reserving space would solve it

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My two side panels have "fixed" width, what happens if the space is larger than the center group can have?

patent pebble
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if you draw the center area with GUI, using a manual rect

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you know the width

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so use that

glacial sail
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But it will still overflow out to the right side, no?

crude relic
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you don't need to reserve your space using GUILayout.Space -- you can use the method intended for that purpose, GUILayoutUtility.GetRect.

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If you then wrap your internal GUI code in GUI.BeginScrollView, the overflow will be clipped and a scrollbar added (you would need to calculate the overall bounds of your content, however, since you're not using guilayout)

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@glacial sail

glacial sail
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Thanks I'll give it a shot.

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Does that mean I also need to manually handle scroll position as well?

crude relic
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it operates the same as EditorGUILayout.BeginScrollView

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but yes, you need a Vector2 on your editor class to maintain the scroll position

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you can use the EventType.Layout event for calculating your overall bounds, just like GUILayout does

glacial sail
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Oh that's for sure, but I was asking if say the current scroll position is (42, 69), do I also need to add that offset to all my content's draw calls.

crude relic
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you will need to store the result somewhere for the next repaint, however

crude relic
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yeah, scroll view will shift how it gets drawn based on the scroll position

glacial sail
#

Cool, makes sense that's the case.

patent pebble
#

even though I use it ALL THE TIME

crude relic
#

there are a lot of esoteric gui functions

patent pebble
#

yeah

#

i use a bunch of them a lot but they escape my brain when I'm not in the zone

crude relic
#

had to re-teach myself after a long break from editor work recently

patent pebble
#

yeah I go through that process every now and then

crude relic
#

especially effing handle tools

patent pebble
#

oh god, I haven't touched handles in months 💀

crude relic
#

whee

#

it's always a battle to let unity do what you want it to

#

I had to create a custom tool that overrode all button inputs

#

thankfully beforescenegui is a delegate now

#

you can get away with a lot less reflection nowadays

zinc spoke
#

hello
so I know that "Event.current.type == EventType.Used" returns true if I am holding a handle (Handles.Slider(vector3.zero, Vector3.up))
but how would I detect the first and the last frame of the handle grab

crude relic
#

what are you trying to do?

#

you're looking for ``

zinc spoke
#

I have an editor script for a custom tool and it has a handle in it
the handle changes a generated mesh
but I dont want to regenerate the mesh after each move
I just want to show a preview of the edit (with "Handles.DrawWireCube") when you start the push
and I want to confirm the mesh generation on release

#

and all of this is only in editor

crude relic
#

that is an excellent question

zinc spoke
#

yeah

crude relic
#

unity doesn't have a built-in way to detect the beginning and ending of control id switches

zinc spoke
#

no

#

thats the answer I got from my research

#

so im here to check if any of you have a hacky sulution

crude relic
#

if you have that, you can detect when GUIUtility.hotControl goes from 0 to that control id, and then again when it goes from that control id to 0

soft zenith
#

hi guys, how can i have a miniature of the sprite instead of the file name ?

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i tried changing the inspector to Texture2D and using ObjectField instead of PropertyField but nothing changed

#

that's my property drawer for this "frames list"

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waxen sandal
#

I think it's ObjectField but you need to give it more height

patent pebble
#

someone shared on this discord the 3 different ways of making an object field display no icon, small icon and big thumbnail

#

can't remember who or when lol

#

ah here

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@soft zenith ^

shell beacon
#

Not sure where to ask but.. does the editor version matters when uploading a package to the Unity publisher portal? for the end user

#

If I upload an update using the latest version does it limiting it to only this version (as minimum)?

gloomy chasm
shell beacon
#

Should I upload using latest 2019 version? or try to upload the older version I can support?

onyx harness
#

Remember it takes into account the major.minor, not the increment

shell beacon
#

Got it thanks! I'll check 2018.4 (as they suggest)

soft zenith
crude relic
#

@soft zenith you can also draw a preview sprite directly into the GUI using the UnityEditor.AssetPreview class

#

Depends on how fancy you want to get

thin fossil
#

Is there any way to overwrite a gameobjects presentation in hierarchy? I mean overwrite as in replacing the exisitng text, icon and background. HandleHierarchyWindowItemOnGUI just enables rendeing of additional GUI objects

patent pebble
#

@thin fossil i think you could access the internal data structure of the Hierarchy tree, and edit the contents there
but it's a hassle

#

people usually use the public API delegate that gives you the rect

#

and they just draw on top of it

thin fossil
#

I would like to mimic the look of the scenes in hierarchy for my "level object"

#

rendering on top is especially problematic with drawing rects as it has to be pretty transparent in order to just tint it slightly

patent pebble
#

yeah altering the default look and behaviour of the Hierarchy and the Project can be quite challenging

#

i don't really bother, the time sink is too much compared to the benefits

#

i mean, it's doable and certainly not impossible, but there's so many little things to take into account

thin fossil
patent pebble
#

if you provide more context to what exactly is your goal, someone else may be able to help

#

I would like to mimic the look of the scenes in hierarchy for my "level object"
i'm not quite sure i understand what you mean here

thin fossil
whole steppe
#

Is there a way to reference a prefab from a custom material editor?
I have a prefab that bakes texture curves and I want a material to somehow reference it to control the prefab directly from the material inspector and to insert the generated texture into its shader.
The texture is just a Texture2D stored within the prefab (looks like a sequence of hex codes in the .asset).

patent pebble
#

is it possible to add more items to an EditorWindow's generic menu?

#

for example adding a new item to the Inspector generic menu

#

or alternatively, add a new button next to the lock button

#

i know how to do this for custom EditorWindows
but no idea how to do it on the default Unity ones (Inspector, Project, Scene, etc)

gloomy chasm
patent pebble
#

however I'm very bad with delegates and reflection

#

so I'm kinda struggling to use it lol 😅

gloomy chasm
#

Yeah that is the one

patent pebble
#

if you could share an example of how to use it, that would save me hours of hitting my head against the delegate wall

gloomy chasm
#

Yeah doing that now

gloomy chasm
#

Ya just gotta replace my reflection utility class or get it from my github

patent pebble
#

@gloomy chasm oh my god thanks so much! 🙏 💙

gloomy chasm
#

Example usage

[WindowAction]
private static WindowAction AddWindowToSidebarAction()
{
            return WindowAction.CreateWindowActionButton("WindowToSidebar", 
                (window, action) => MoveWindowToClosestSidebar(window),
                "Move to Sidebar",
                16, (Texture2D)EditorGUIUtility.IconContent("Import-Available").image);
}
#

It is a really nice class, has like validator and stuff too. Idk why it is internal

patent pebble
#

yeah it's a extremely useful thing and it's just buried on their source code

#

big sad

#

i wonder if they have exposed in recent versions of the engine, or if they're planning to

gloomy chasm
#

doubt

#

There are a number of APIs that are internal for no apparent reasons. For example you know how in 2020 they added default parents to the scene? Well guess what, the API to 'properly' create GameObjects so they are added to the default parent is internal, so no official packages even respects it (like Cinemachine) xD

#

And there is no good spot to make requests for these things to be made public 😦

#

(I actually submitted a bug report for that one)

patent pebble
gloomy chasm
# 
Undo.RegisterCompleteObjectUndo(this, "Library Collection Modified");

This just gave me a ArgumentNullException...
Thanks Unity xD

rugged urchin
#

what do i have to do to enable building from command line to use the cache?

#

it seems like it does not

#

because it looks like it does a whole reimport

patent pebble
#

@gloomy chasm hmmm I'm trying to use it but it doesn't seem to work

# 
[WindowAction]
private static WindowActionAccessor MenuItemTest1()
{
    return WindowActionAccessor.CreateWindowMenuItem
        (
            id: "MenuItemTest1",
            executeHandler: (window, action) => MenuItemTest1Execute(window),
            menuPath: "MenuItem Test 1"
        );
}

private static void MenuItemTest1Execute(EditorWindow window)
{
    Debug.Log($"MenuItemTest1Execute()");
}
#

is there other things I have to do to make it work?

gloomy chasm
#

Oh there is, my bad

#

Let me find which class I put the code it, hold on a second

patent pebble
#

sure, no rush

gloomy chasm
patent pebble
#

thanks again! 💯

gloomy chasm
#

Sure thing, let me know if you need info on what to change to make it work for you 🙂

patent pebble
#

i reckon this should be enough, many thanks 😋

#

i really should stop working past 10pm... brain starts being stoopid hahah 😅

gloomy chasm
#

Haha, no problem

earnest talon
#

goodluck madled and godspeed

patent pebble
#

aaah so nice

#

can add:
MenuItem only
Button + MenuItem
Button only

#

and button to only certain windows

#

don't know if it's possible to add a MenuItem only to specific windows tho

onyx harness
#

Looks beautiful

patent pebble
#

the WindowAction class seems so useful to add custom buttons and custom status icons

#

perfect for data validation, nice to have a lil icon displaying any errors instead of having a separate window open all the time

#

or to rely on Console errors

#

i would guess this is possible also with UITK?

#

so maybe that's why they haven't exposed the WindowAction as a public API

onyx harness
#

I wouldn't say it is "possible also with UITK", just that they added a more convenient way to do it

#

Imma gonna keep WindowAction in a corner of my mind

#

If one day I want to investigate how it works

#

Maybe it leads to somewhere where we can have more power

patent pebble
#

it's pretty damn useful

#

you can just define a single method with that attribute and every EditorWindow will have that button or menu item

#

but with some extra functionality

onyx harness
#

Finally some good API 🙂

#

was about time

patent pebble
#

it was added in Unity 2020

#

i didn't know it existed until today

onyx harness
#

Took them 20 years, not too bad

patent pebble
#

lmao

onyx harness
#

It's like their shortcut system

#

Took them 20 years

#

It's a shame in a certain way =X

#

Very sad for tool programmers

patent pebble
#

that's the Unity life 💀

dire bough
#

Hi guys, is there any way to share custom packages without exposing the source code?

crude relic
#

you can compile a dll, which will obfuscate the original code

#

but realistically not really

#

unless you write it in C++ (or similar) and distribute the binary only

waxen sandal
waxen sandal
desert lake
waxen sandal
#

Press insert

#

Also wrong channel

desert lake
#

and thanks

#

nvm

#

sorry. I though this channel is the closest

waxen sandal
loud vortex
#

Hey there,
I'm trying to write an editor window which allows me to modify prefabs in editor mode. I just can't figure out how i would add GameObjects to an existing Prefab.

  public void Manipulate()
    {
        GameObject prefab = AssetDatabase.LoadAssetAtPath<GameObject>("Prefabs/myPrefab");

        GameObject someEmptyObject = new GameObject();

        //Simply set parent? nope...
        someEmptyObject.transform.SetParent(prefab.transform);

        //Maybe this..? also not
        AssetDatabase.StartAssetEditing();
        PrefabUtility.ApplyAddedGameObject(someEmptyObject, "Prefabs/myPrefab", InteractionMode.AutomatedAction);
        AssetDatabase.StopAssetEditing();
    }

any ideas?

dire panther
#

Hello
I want to use UI builder in order to recreate my asset's tools UI
However, there are many Unity built in components that are simply not present in the builder, For example: the "Box" style.
What I have to do currently, is open the UnityReferenceProject, search for whatever I want, and add the style manually, however, that only even works when it's simply a purely visual element that does not have any behaviour.
Is there any work-around to add these components to the builder (I've been looking at UXMLEditorFactories, but I want to make sure someone has already encountered this problem before doing anything)? Because it seems my second best option is to stop using UI builder and create visual elements by hand

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gloomy chasm
dire panther
gloomy chasm
#

And again, look under the "Project" tab of the "Library" window to see custom VisualElements

gloomy chasm
#

So it seems that non-persistent UnityEngine.Objects survive domain reload, but not entering playmode...

#

Anyone got any ideas why?

zenith estuary
#

That depends on what you mean by "survive"

#

Any more details on the scenario?

#

The native objects can certainly survive, the managed wrappers shouldn't

#

(So by extension, a serialized reference to an object can survive)

gloomy chasm
# 
CreateInstance<TestScriptableObject>();
// This will be 1 of course.
Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll<TestScriptableObject>().Length

//After scripts recompile this will be 1
Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll<TestScriptableObject>().Length

// After entering playmode this will be 0
Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll<TestScriptableObject>().Length
zenith estuary
#

Yeah, so the C# object is destroyed, but the native side still exists

#

So when you call FindObjectsOfTypeAll after a reload, it re-creates the wrapper

#

If you printed the address of the object, I'm sure the values would differ

gloomy chasm
#

I mainly care that the object doesn't exist after entering playmode

zenith estuary
#

Entering play mode triggers the asset GC, afaik

#

So it's probably just that

gloomy chasm
#

yeah seems so. It invokes the OnDestroy message where a simple script reload does not

zenith estuary
#

So let's see

# 
IntPtr address;
UnsafeUtility.CopyObjectAddressToPtr(Resources.FindObjectOfType<TestScriptableObject>(), &address);
#

(You need unsafe code enabled and using Unity.Collections.LowLevel.Unsafe;)

#

Do that and log address to the console

#

See if the value changes after a script reload

gloomy chasm
#

Oh I just added the HideFlags.HideAndDontSave as the hideflag for the SO and it works. You are right about the GC I think

zenith estuary
#

Yeah the object has no references in C#, and no references in any scenes or assets

#

So it gets deleted

gloomy chasm
#

I know that, but I would have thought the domain reload caused by a script change would also trigger it if hat was the case.

zenith estuary
#

I bet if you called Resources.UnloadUnusedAssets() right after creating the scriptable object, it would be deleted

gloomy chasm
#

I guess it makes sense, you don't want any unexpected behaviour in runtime

zenith estuary
#

Or rather, EditorUtility.UnloadUnusedAssetsImmediate() since the Resources one is async

crude relic
#

@gloomy chasm got there right before me -- I had an SO that needed to persist state into runtime, I also created it with HideAndDontSave

gloomy chasm
#

Thanks for the help, I'm glad it was just that. I was worried I was going to have to do some real ugly stuff 😅

crude relic
#

it is somewhat esoteric behavior. In retrospect, it's not obvious why setting HideAndDontSave should allow values to persist into runtime 😄

zenith estuary
#

HideAndDontSave is a bit of a misleading name

#

It also specifies DontUnloadUnusedAsset

gloomy chasm
#

It really is...

zenith estuary
#

You can probably just do so.hideFlags |= HideFlags.DontUnloadUnusedAsset; to get the same behaviour

gloomy chasm
#

Also the HideInHierarchy

#

Really it should be HideAndDontUnload

crude relic
#

ah, that's the rub

#

yeah I just think of HideAndDontSave as the magical editor flag that makes all my editor code work better

zenith estuary
#

You say that, but HideAndDontSave also sets DontSave

#

Worse

#

DontSave also sets DontUnloadUnusedAsset

gloomy chasm
#

so... HideAndDontSaveAndDontUnload?

crude relic
#

HideAndDontSaveOrUnload

zenith estuary
#

Makes you wonder why HideAndDontSave exists if you can just combine the flags yourself

gloomy chasm
#

Rolls right off the tongue

zenith estuary
#

you know

#

like you normally would with a flags enum

#

lol

crude relic
#

convenience

gloomy chasm
#

Yeah just a convenience thing. same reason I normally have a 'master' BindingFlags field

crude relic
#

all editor-only objects need most of those flags, so why repeat them every time

onyx harness
zenith estuary
#

So, to be specific, HideAndDontSave is:
HideInHierarchy
DontSaveInEditor
NotEditable
DontSaveInBuild
DontUnloadUnusedAsset

#

and yes, I know it's for convenience 😄, it was a rhetorical question

gloomy chasm
# 
DontSave = DontUnloadUnusedAsset | DontSaveInBuild | DontSaveInEditor

HideAndDontSave = DontSave | NotEditable | HideInHierarchy

That is so many...

crude relic
#

side note, never understood dontsaveinbuild

#

I guess to prevent things from getting bundled?

zenith estuary
#

As I understand it, it means the object won't be included in a build

crude relic
#

but I thought it just bundles what gets used anyway

#

except for Resources

zenith estuary
#

Though the comment says The object will not be saved when building a player

#

So maybe it's referring to serialization?

crude relic
#

I'm like, saved where 😂

#

my random editor-only SO doesn't exist in runtime

#

how would it get saved to the build

zenith estuary
#

It's a bit of a weird flag

crude relic
#

mb it's only relevant on assets

zenith estuary
#

The documentation says:

The object will not be saved when building a player.

You must manually clear the object from memory using DestroyImmediate to avoid memory leaks.

crude relic
#

hm

zenith estuary
#

But like, that's even weirder

#

Why does that imply persistent

crude relic
#

maybe DontSaveInBuild really means it won't get unloaded when building?

zenith estuary
#

Could be? Awful name if so

crude relic
#

yah

#

well, like I said: magical flag to make editor tools work better

gloomy chasm
#

Now with that bug fixed, I just gotta figure out why my custom preview generators breaks in some projects and not others in the same version 🙃

crude relic
#

fun

gloomy chasm
#

Im just going to have to recreate the PreviewGeneratorUtility one to one and work backwards from there I think 😦

#

The default PreviewRenderUtility is sooo bad on performance. Every render it creates and then destroys a textures for the background gray color...

zenith estuary
#

w-what

#

why?

crude relic
#

because editor code 🙂

gloomy chasm
#

I have no idea. They could just set the Background color of the camera

zenith estuary
#

The editor is an absolute mess of unnecessary allocations

gloomy chasm
#

Also they use a RGB32 for the texture it renders out instead of RGBA32...

#

Why? No idea, performance I guess? lol

crude relic
#

probly bc the preview doesnt have transparency, so why bother?

gloomy chasm
#

Well if they didn't make the stupid texture the background it could have transparency...

onyx harness
#

@gloomy chasm You sure you checked those?

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zenith estuary
#

Domain reload wouldn't have any effect on the particular example shown earlier, since it only works because the native object stays alive

#

The managed side has no bearing on it, and will be recreated whenever necessary

onyx harness
#

Well, if the only fix was the hide flag, then so be it

zenith estuary
#

The hide flag is the only way to fix it other than storing a reference to it in an asset (afaik), yeah

gloomy chasm
#

I don't think even referencing it in an asset would work since it is still just a reference to an object that is only in memory. The reference would end up being null

zenith estuary
#

Serialized references survive and will root the object so it doesn't get destroyed

#

You would need to "rediscover" the object though, yes

gritty forge
#

I'm wanting to redesign/rebuild my progress bar prefab. I want the script to control the prefab, but I also want it to look good in the editor (ie - resizes put the child components in the right place, etc). What do I need to read up on to get the editor part working?

#

is that just called Editor scripting? I'm assuming there's some set of events that I can tap into (resize, specifically)?

zenith estuary
#

You can mark a component with [ExecuteAlways] to have it function in edit mode

gritty forge
#

OK. What sort of events do I want? I don't think I want the component to be doing stuff in an Update()

zenith estuary
#

Combine that with #if UNITY_EDITOR and Application.IsPlaying(gameObject) to tweak your logic

#

Update isn't called constantly for ExecuteAlways scripts

gritty forge
#

Like - what I'm thinking is a script that has several public members - "background image" "foreground image" "start cap image" and so on

zenith estuary
gritty forge
#

cool thanks

#

Is there an editor event for when I assign a value to a script member?

zenith estuary
#

There is no event that will tell you what specifically changed, but you can use OnValidate to know something changed

gritty forge
#

On an object which is not part of the playing world, the functions are not called constantly like they otherwise are.

Update is only called when something in the Scene changed.

zenith estuary
#

You can also look into ISerializationCallbackReceiver

gritty forge
#

OnValidate will work, I think. My idea is that the prefab will have some default images so that it looks like an actual progress bar when dropped into a scene, but then any time I change an image or item in the progress bar, I'll have to look up the child components and assign the image to them

#

oh, yeah, Onvalidate is exactly what I needed, thanks.

zenith estuary
#

If you want to set defaults for when you add the component in the editor, there's also the Reset event

#

Which is called when the component is first added, and when you reset it via the inspector

gritty forge
#

OnValidate doesn't get called in those situations?

#

(seems like it would? according to the documentation)

zenith estuary
#

I believe it does, but it's not intended for those situations is the main point

gritty forge
#

fair enough

zenith estuary
#

i.e., Reset is for assigning default values so you only want that to run on init

#

OnValidate is for checking for changes and reacting to them for validation purposes

gritty forge
#

OK.. Good to know. I'll tinker with it. My idea is roughly that the prefab will have a bunch of defaults, dragging a progress bar prefab into a scene will render it by assigning the values to the child objects (triggered from OnValidate -> my own method, maybe something like DoLayout()), but the user won't need to know the child object heirarchy or whatever, they'll just assign images/values/settings to the parent prefab object

#

my current prefab progress bar requires me to remember which child object is the foreground, and go and set the image of that (by digging into the progress bar heirarchy).. and also, it doesn't render in the editor, so I can't really see how it looks until game time

#

onvalidate is also called a lot of times.. hm..

#

<color=#ccccccff>Verbose: Updating the layout of a progress bar: New Progress Bar</color>
UnityEngine.Debug:Log (object)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.Logging:v (string) (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/Logging.cs:81)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.HorizontalProgressBar:DoLayout () (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/HorizontalProgressBar.cs:32)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.HorizontalProgressBar:OnValidate () (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/HorizontalProgressBar.cs:27)

<color=#ccccccff>Verbose: Updating the layout of a progress bar: New Progress Bar</color>
UnityEngine.Debug:Log (object)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.Logging:v (string) (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/Logging.cs:81)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.HorizontalProgressBar:DoLayout () (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/HorizontalProgressBar.cs:32)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.HorizontalProgressBar:OnValidate () (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/HorizontalProgressBar.cs:27)

<color=#ccccccff>Verbose: Updating the layout of a progress bar: New Progress Bar</color>
UnityEngine.Debug:Log (object)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.Logging:v (string) (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/Logging.cs:81)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.HorizontalProgressBar:DoLayout () (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/HorizontalProgressBar.cs:32)
KaimiraGames.ISG.Utils.HorizontalProgressBar:OnValidate () (at Assets/Scripts/KaimiraGames/ISG/Utils/HorizontalProgressBar.cs:27)
UnityEngine.CanvasRenderer:RequestRefresh ()

For one compilation

zenith estuary
#

Yeah OnValidate is called for any change

gritty forge
#

Ah well, I'll figure it out, I think I have what I need. Thanks bud.

gloomy chasm
#

Well turns out my preview generator works just fine because PreviewRenderUtility has the same problem! Nice!
(I guess...)

patent pebble
#

PROBLEM FIXED

#

🙃 ...

#

i've had that situation so many times

#

"hmmm, this feels wrong and borked..."

#

2 hours later

#

"ah, it's just Unity that's broken"

gloomy chasm
#

Well, now sometimes when it generates a preview it will generate it with bad lighting in HDRP for some reason...

#

The worst bugs are the ones you can't repro consistently

gloomy chasm
#

The on on the right is the Preview window, the one on the left is using PreviewRenderUtility and supposedly setup exactly the same as the GameObjectInspector...

ZYjtzHk.png
#

(HDRP)

#

It is inconsistent when it breaks too...

stark geyser
crude relic
#

k

tired sail
#

I've got a weird problem. I have a scriptable object that contains a reference to a monobehaviour. When I assign the behaviour to the scriptable object I can continue to fetch the reference from my editor script. But as soon as I save the scene, the reference is lost to that behaviour and then it returns a null reference. It only happens when I save. I need to be able to grab that scriptable object and do stuff with it ensuring all the attached references are correct.

weak spoke
#

scriptable object do live outside the scene and can not hold references to scene objects (same for prefabs)

#

@tired sail

tired sail
#

Okay hmmm. I'd like to have a prefab that can be added to the scriptable object and then referenced. Will this mean I need to create a new scriptable object that is a mirror of the scene object to get the data in? @weak spoke

#

I would like to be able to just drag a prefab into my custom editor and have it work from there instead of having to create separate scriptable objects for each prefab.

weak spoke
#

why not fill the references to the scene object once the prefab / scriptable object is loaded in the scene?

tired sail
#

I have a style that can be reused. The user creates a template window which then is grabbed during generation. The window prefab is never used at runtime, it's just referenced. It is also easier for the user to go in and modify the template window in the scene view, thus the mono behaviour. it seems like I may need to create a mono behaviour that stores the scriptable object that is then modified and referenced.

#

User would grab a random window mesh, drag the mono behaviour onto it, modify it and set up the settings and then add it to the style scriptable object.

weak spoke
#

@tired sail sorry my brain is out of order for today
hope you get your construct working.

tired sail
#

Oh it's all good. I am super confused why saving the scene will wipe those references. Thanks for the help though!

slender mantle
#

Hey y'all! I'm stuggling with delegates and I'm using GenericMenu.MenuFunction. I'm making a node based editor and I want to make a custom object that draws a bezier

zenith estuary
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Which part are you struggling with?

slender mantle
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I'm really struggling with delegates and understanding them in general, but specifically, I want to define this Menu function as a call to a method of another class but I don't know how to handle the arguements?

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And like, I am still so in the dark it's hard for me to know what to ask tbh

zenith estuary
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A delegate is basically just a class that calls a function, nothing more

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So it can be used to pass functions around like objects

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So provided you have a function that matches the signature of the delegate (MenuFunction returns void and has no parameters), you can just pass the function as an argument of that delegate type

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So for example

# 
menu.AddItem(content, on, MyCallback);

// ...

static void MyCallback()
{
}
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The function doesn't have to be static, but you'll avoid an allocation if you can make it static

slender mantle
#

What if I need to have a parameter or get a return value but I'm limited to the MenuFunction type?

zenith estuary
#

You can use a lambda which captures the values you need (that probably sounds like word soup lol, let me explain)

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A lambda is basically fancy syntax for writing a function without giving it a name, so you can just pass it to a function that needs a delegate

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The syntax is (arguments) => { /* stuff */ }

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So let's say you have

# 
int someValue = GetSomeValue();
menu.AddItem(content, on, MyCallback);
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and you want to be able to access someValue in MyCallback

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You can do this:

# 
int someValue = GetSomeValue();
menu.AddItem(content, on, () =>
{
    // you can use someValue in here and do whatever
});
#

hope that helps

slender mantle
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I think so!

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Thanks!

zenith estuary
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np

slender mantle
#

I'm going to test it and I hopefully will be able to report back soon

slender mantle
#

Got it working, among other things!

gloomy chasm
#

Anyone happen to know how to render a mesh with a wireframe?

tired sail
#

There is definitely a shader out there for that. Just look up wireframe renderer shader unity on google. I've found one before that way.

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Then you can either make a gameObject or call a standard Graphics.RenderMesh and pass it the mesh you want and the material with the shader on it.

tough stream
#

My DialogLines work just fine, but not the localized ones

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it's not because of the ternary operator, is it...?

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i obviously have made no typo in there too, have i?

tough stream
#

(ping me :) )

clear kite
#

Any ideas where I could find these textures to use on my own editorwindow?

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patent pebble
#

@clear kite i have a tool to extract most of the internal textures

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one second, i'll share it

clear kite
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so they are not available for editor scripting by default?

patent pebble
#

they kinda are, you need to know the names

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iirc this is the method used to get icons

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here ya go

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it's unfinished, some of the buttons don't work (save, expand window, etc)

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to use it just search and click on any of the resulting icons
and then you have the Copy buttons at the bottom

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to get the piece of code that gives you the icon

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you have the first Copy that gives you the GUIIContent and the second gives you a Texture2D

clear kite
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thanks, have to take a look 🙏

patent pebble
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for the other icon just search for "GameObject"

patent pebble
#

@clear kite ah forgot to mention how to open that Window.
on the top bar of Unity:
Tools > Internal Editor Textures

clear kite
#

yeah, found that by searching for the GetWindow method from the code

patent pebble
#

heh yeah 😅

clear kite
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which one you think is faster/better practise, IconContent or EditorResources.Load?

patent pebble
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in the OnEnable method for example

clear kite
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Yeah i'm gonna do exactly that but just wanted to know if theres any difference

patent pebble
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no idea about the nitty gritty of both of them

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i just use IconContent when I need a GUIContent and EditorResources.Load when I just need a texture

clear kite
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Just realized IconContent returns GUIContent instead of Texture. GUIContent.image could work obviously but making new GUIContent objects for no reason seems bit useless. i'll stick with the EditorResources one then

patent pebble
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yeah depends on what you need

clear kite
patent pebble
#

still low priority, and it mostly works

clear kite
#

works perfectly for what I need it for

earnest talon
#

also if it's a custom hierarchy tool you want to make

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EditorSceneManager is in UnityEditor.SceneManagement.

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it's easy to get confused between the two

clear kite
clear kite
gloomy chasm
earnest talon
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@clear kite you will

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EditorSceneManager contains stuff like SceneChanged and SceneLoaded

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I'm porting over a custom implementation of ROBLOX's hierarchical structuring because a lot of devs I know want to get into Unity from ROBLOX but can't deal with the vast differences with object handling in the default hierarchy tree*.

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earnest talon
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also @gloomy chasm I do like treeview and I'll keep testing it but for right now, I've got a simpler, custom tree-viewing solution that's visually more responsive to interact with.

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but thanks for reminding me of it

clear kite
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Actually i think im being dum rn. How could that work if I don’t use the built in hierarchy 😂

earnest talon
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well you can extend from the hierarchy.

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my Hierarchy tool doesn't try to stand on it's own.

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It's more like an extension of the built-in hierarchy.

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all I need the tool to do is be able to do type-differentiaton

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object movement

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and child holding.

rough spear
#

Please let me know if this is the wrong channel to ask this, if not I am sorry and will repost.

I have never seen this before, editor screen is grey, game screen is black, same when hitting play, anyone ever see this before? Haven't found much forum/searching wise: I can select gameobjects but they are selected behind the grey: Using Unity 2020.3.30f1 URP

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patent pebble
rough spear
#

that is gamecreator, which i have removed, still same issue. Thank you I will move it there 🙂

rugged urchin
#

is there a way to query all the dependencies of a scene? the objective is to generate a list of files (+ Resources + StreamingAssets + manifest.json + ...) for build caching

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does unity already have a way to generate a build cache manifest of some kind?

earnest talon
#

I ran into this issue myself.

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our uni's computers only have 8GB of RAM and so doing editor creation was taxing.

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it can happen due to a memory leak too when creating instances too often.

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if you wanna reach that result faster

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OnGUI - create a game object in OnGUI

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Update - Repaint();

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don't actually do that

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you can crash your PC.

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but it's basically 60~ Game Objects a second.

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if you're using HideFlags for objects and components, it'll be harder to debug.

tough stream
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but i haven't any here. double check it by yourself, if you will

tough stream
#

ok well

#

i need to put [serializable] on both fields apparently, even if i put it on DialogLineBase, which is DialogLinesLocalized's parent

hybrid oar
#

hello everyone, if texture is selected from the shapes list, I want the "Gizmo Texture" variable to appear. how can I do it?

Solved;

if (shapes == GizmoShape.Texture)
{
    gizmoTexture = (Texture2D) EditorGUILayout.ObjectField("Gizmo Texture", gizmoTexture, typeof(Texture2D), false);
}
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whole steppe
#

How do I reference prefabs in a editor script and keep it there (for a window)

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public class RoadWindowManager : EditorWindow

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I need to instantiate the prefab in my scene on a button press (editor only, not about game mode)

whole steppe
#

ok so not optimal but this works:

# 
GameObject roadObject = (GameObject) PrefabUtility.InstantiatePrefab(
            AssetDatabase.LoadAssetAtPath<GameObject>(
                AssetDatabase.GUIDToAssetPath( AssetDatabase.FindAssets("Road1")[0])
                )
            );```
whole steppe
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Actually its not working fine...

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The spawned roads are missing the center darker grey part(?)

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Nope.. make sure to not name two assets same I guess if using this because i was using the fbx model instead of the prefab lol

crude relic
#

@whole steppe that looks about right -- only thing you might change is to cache the asset somewhere

whole steppe
#

can i keep it in that same script

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probably right

crude relic
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editorwindow is a scriptableobject

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you can store stuff on it np

whole steppe
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hmm

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i need to learn more about this

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is there a good tutorial for this stuff

crude relic
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not really

whole steppe
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:/

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like my head gets confused by scriptableovject lol idk what it does even tho i watched stuff about it

crude relic
#

oh, for scriptable object?

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I thought you meant for editor

whole steppe
#

both actually

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since you said it comes from scriptableobject, now i want that too

crude relic
#

yeah there's not any single great resource on the editor

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unity has a decent official tutorial on SOs https://learn.unity.com/tutorial/introduction-to-scriptable-objects

Unity Learn
Introduction to Scriptable Objects - Unity Learn

Scriptable Objects are amazing data containers. They don't need to be attached to a GameObject in a scene. They can be saved as assets in our project. Most often, they are used as assets which are only meant to store data, but can also be used to help serialize objects and can be instantiated in our scenes. We won't cover serialization in depth ...

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I learned all of my editor knowledge from lots of assorted searches, trawling through the open source code, and trial and error

whole steppe
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damn i see

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cool

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i was thinking of maybe making one tutorial in video form since i learn by trying to teach others ... lol

crude relic
#

so I can answer any questions you may have, but can't really give you a good info dump lol

whole steppe
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thanks

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i just got into editor scripting and its pretty neat and damn useful

crude relic
#

it can be very satisfying

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and very frustrating

whole steppe
#

yea i see

#

i got into it because i saw this "guide" :
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MXCZ-n5VyJc

YouTube
Game Dev Guide
Building a Traffic System in Unity

In this video we take a look at how to build a simple but effective waypoint-based traffic system. With this system, you'll be able to create believable pedestrian and vehicle traffic behaviours that will add a much more lifelike feeling to your environments.

In this video we mainly focus on pedestrian traffic but the same logic could apply to ...

▶ Play video
crude relic
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yah

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you definitely want to learn how to make custom handle controls and how GUIUtility.hotControl works

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will make your life way easier

whole steppe
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huh

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i'll look into it but now its too late and too cold :|

crude relic
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long term goals 😄

elfin minnow
#

Hey fellas this isn't exactly a unity question but I'm sure a fair amount of people probably use Visual Studio Code for their code editing. I've been working with a lot of loops and am using a standard "int i = 0", which causes no problem. However, intelliSense (I think?) seems to think everytime I type "i" as a variable it should correct it to "await", I feel like this didn't use to happen and so I'm not quite sure why it's doing this now. Anyone else experienced this before or perhaps just know how to prevent code complete from having await on it?

visual stag
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🤷 autocomplete for loops by typing for and pressing tab.

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You can do the same with forr to make a reverse for loop

elfin minnow
#

I'm talking anytime I use i, like inside the loop if I were to do array[i] it'll attempt to correct it to array[await]

visual stag
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Weird. I can't find a solution for you, sounds kinda broken tbh

elfin minnow
#

That's all good I'll dig into it, figured I'd ask before looking too much though. I appreciate your help :)

stray ridge
#

idk what wrong with it , but its not able to change the color

[CustomPropertyDrawer(typeof(ReadOnlyWithColorAttribute))]
public class ReadOnlyWithColorAttributeDrawer : PropertyDrawer
{
    string value;
    Color inputColor;
    ReadOnlyWithColorAttribute _attribute;

    public override void OnGUI(Rect position, SerializedProperty property, GUIContent label)
    {
        _attribute = (ReadOnlyWithColorAttribute)attribute;
        inputColor = new Color(_attribute.r, _attribute.g, _attribute.b);

        if (property.propertyType == SerializedPropertyType.Integer)
            value = property.intValue.ToString();
        if (property.propertyType == SerializedPropertyType.Float)
            value = property.floatValue.ToString();
        if (property.propertyType == SerializedPropertyType.String)
            value = property.stringValue.ToString();

        GUI.color = inputColor;
        GUI.Label(position, property.displayName + " : " + value);
        GUI.color = Color.white;
    }
    public override float GetPropertyHeight(SerializedProperty property, GUIContent label)
    {
        return base.GetPropertyHeight(property, label);
    }
}
# 
[CustomPropertyDrawer(typeof(ReadOnlyAttribute))]
public class ReadOnlyAttributeDrawer : PropertyDrawer
{
    string value;
    public override void OnGUI(Rect position, SerializedProperty property, GUIContent label)
    {
        if(property.propertyType == SerializedPropertyType.Integer)
            value = property.intValue.ToString();
        if (property.propertyType == SerializedPropertyType.Float)
            value = property.floatValue.ToString();
        if (property.propertyType == SerializedPropertyType.String)
            value = property.stringValue.ToString();


        GUI.Label(position, property.displayName+" : "+value);
    }

    public override float GetPropertyHeight(SerializedProperty property, GUIContent label)
    {
        return base.GetPropertyHeight(property, label);
    }
}

main.cs

   [ReadOnlyWithColor(1f,0f,0f)]
    public string bestAchievement = "You are awesome";
#

output :

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waxen sandal
#

Why aren't you just using propertyfield instead?

stray ridge
patent pebble
#

@stray ridge the code should change the label's text color
are you sure you have the correct script?

#

main.cs

#

is this your Player.cs script?

stray ridge
#

yes its player.cs sorry

patent pebble
#

@stray ridge can you show your ReadOnlyWithColorAttribute script?

stray ridge
# 
using UnityEngine;

public class ReadOnlyWithColorAttribute : PropertyAttribute
{
    public float r ,g, b;
    public ReadOnlyWithColorAttribute()
    {
        r = 0f; g = 1f; b = 0f;
    }

    public ReadOnlyWithColorAttribute(float _r,float _g, float _b)
    {
        r = _r; g = _g; b = _b;
    }
}
patent pebble
#

everything seems correct

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it should work, so your problem is not in the code

stray ridge
#

😳 then

patent pebble
#

are you sure you don't have another PropertyDrawer overriding that?

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like a property drawer for all string types?

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or a custom editor or something

stray ridge
#

but the property attribute only work only on the next below line of it

visual stag
#

Try contentColor

#

The text is black though, I'm not sure if you can tint it like this, it's been a long while since I've needed to

patent pebble
#

the Label style works fine for both GUI.color and GUI.contentColor

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the text can be tinted

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i suspect their issue is somewhere else in their setup

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or... maybe just a Unity bug

remote coral
#

Which version .net framework does vscode use?

zenith estuary
#

VS Code isn't tied to any framework or runtime version

#

It uses what your project uses

earnest talon
#

was scrolling around for something else but that's actually a really solid idea.

#

plus Unity exposes it's hierarchy selection

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even when the documentation isn't always complete, at least they expose these things for us.

warm swallow
#

[SOLVED] Hi, does someone know how to draw UnityEvents in a EditorWindow?
I managed to create UnityEvents on a MonoBehaviour and invoke those events with custom button. However, I want an EditorWindow that doesn't need to be attached to a GameObject or is an extension of a normal script and can invoke a list of UnityEvents.

This is how I have it in a script on a GameObject using NaughtyAttributes

public class DevUtils : MonoBehaviour
{
    public static DevUtils instance;

    [System.Serializable]
    public class CustomEvent : UnityEvent { }

    public CustomEvent setups = new CustomEvent ();

    [Button]
    public void SetupForBuild()
    {
        setups.Invoke();
    }

But sadly I can't manage to understand how I can put this to work in an independent EditorWindow.

Kind regards.

SOLUTION
https://forum.unity.com/threads/editorwindow-gameobject-array.509218/

Unity Forum
EditorWindow GameObject Array

I've been trying to find a source on how to put a gameobject array (or list) in a custom editor window that will accept multiple items dragged into it...

crude relic
#

@stray ridge if you want to change the color of the text, you need to create a custom GUIStyle and change the font color there. GUI.color is only a tint, and any color * black = black

#

so in other words it is technically working but the only thing getting tinted is already black

#

if you create a GUIStyle with a white text color, then GUI.color will tint it correctly (this lets you avoid allocating a new GUIStyle every time the window draws)

patent pebble
#

it's weird because i tested the exact same code frogora has and the label changes color just fine for me

#

so it has to be a bug, a Unity version difference or a problem in their setup somewhere

crude relic
#

perhaps

#

GUI.color is white by default

#

I'm actually more surprised it worked for you

#

@patent pebble oh, are you in dark mode?

patent pebble
#

yep, 2020.3 Unity, dark mode

crude relic
#

that's why

#

text is white in dark mode

patent pebble
#

but i don't think that would change anything regarding text tho?

crude relic
#

(white-er)

patent pebble
#

oh, mmmm

crude relic
#

yeppers

#

well I'm pretty chuffed at myself for figuring all that out haha

patent pebble
#

lmao

#

my brain had totally erased from existence any trace of white-mode

#

it's like it never existed

#

good catch, tho, quite impressive

stray ridge
crude relic
#

@stray ridge you dont need to reset the GUIStyle color, it's not used for anything else

#

like GUI.color would be

stray ridge
#

okay

stray ridge
#

how can i mention i have array of transform cube.Points = (Transform[])EditorGUILayout.ObjectField("Points Array", cube.Points,typeof(Transform[]), true);

soft creek
stray ridge
#

guys how can i use coroutine in editor script

warm swallow
stray ridge
prisma thistle
#

Any idea how to remove the "Element 0, Element 1..." and the "StateField" text? should I use custom editor or custom property drawer?

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short tiger
prisma thistle
patent pebble
#

@prisma thistle here's a thread of people sharing different solutions for this kind of thing

prisma thistle
prisma thistle
patent pebble
prisma thistle
#

custom property drawer

patent pebble
#

is there a better way of doing attributes that use field names as variables?

public class SomeMonoBehaviour : MonoBehaviour
{
    [SomeAttribute("_someFloat")]
    [SerializeField] private SomeClass _someClass;
}

[Serializable]
public class SomeClass
{
    [SerializeField] private float _someFloat;
    [SerializeField] private string _someString;
}
#

instead of

[SomeAttribute("_someFloat")]```
i'd like something that I don't have to refactor every time I rename the field, something like ``nameof``
```cs
[SomeAttribute(nameof(_someFloat))]```
#

any ideas for handling this sort of thing?

gloomy chasm
patent pebble
gloomy chasm
# 
public CustomAttribute([CallerMemberName] string propertyName = null) { }
#

I think this is in a supported version of C#

waxen sandal
#

Hmm, not sure about it on attributes tbh

gloomy chasm
#

Stackoverflow says it works

#

Haven't tried it myself though

slim zinc
gloomy chasm
patent pebble
gloomy chasm
patent pebble
#

yeah

#

whatever fields the user wants to pass to the attribute

gloomy chasm
#

Then yeah, ya gotta do nameof(..)

patent pebble
#

hmmm, the sad part is it doesn't work on private members

#

i guess the only solution is to do some boiler plate and just add a public property that points to the name of the private field?

gloomy chasm
#

nameof(_privateField) 100% works

patent pebble
#

not on private fields of other classes

#

if it's called from within the same class, yes

#

but I need private fields from external classes

# 
public class SomeMonoBehaviour : MonoBehaviour
{
    [SomeAttribute(SomeClass.SomeFloatName)]
    [SerializeField] private SomeClass _someClass;
}

[Serializable]
public class SomeClass
{
    public const string SomeFloatName = nameof(_someFloat); // HACKY SOLUTION 😅 

    [SerializeField] private float _someFloat;
    [SerializeField] private string _someString;
}
# 
[SomeAttribute(nameof(SomeClass._someFloat))]```    doesn't work
gloomy chasm
#

Oh, well of course not. 😛

patent pebble
#

i would be nice if they just let us get the name of any member

#

since it's just the name

#

😓 sad

gloomy chasm
#

I am glad that you can't, it would make stuff messy

#

And to be fair, you only need to do this because of Unity

patent pebble
#

i've seen a few people asking non-Unity questions related to nameof() with private members in StackOverflow

#

but eh, i guess it's not a dealbreaker

#

it'd be nice tho

wise yoke
#

does anyone know how to draw dynamic icons for scriptable objects? (like how Tilebase scriptable object shows the tile sprite as it's icon in the inspector)

short tiger
wise yoke
#

i love you

#

thanks!

nimble jolt
#

Hi, i have a question and i need thoughts about how you guys would solve it as idk if my solution is the best.
I currently have a cabin we made where people are being able to scan themselves and we generate a 3D model out of the 500+ pictures we are taking.
It's basically working like so : Hardware take pictures -> send to AWS -> instance of AWS where my tool run so it reconstruct the model.
From now, i was just sending the model to an api where you could download it with the right access. but i'm working on a developer API for videogames and much more that will work with Unity and right now for that purpose i want to Wrap my 3D asset into an Asset Bundle.

So here is the question now that you know the context. I would like to build an Asset bundle on the flow, on an AWS instance (can be inside of a docker so the environment doesn't matter) what would you recommand to build the asset bundle ?

My current solution is to have an instance of Unity Editor runing, and calling a static function through https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/EditorCommandLineArguments.html
but i was wondering if there was some other solutions that are a bit more lightweight.

stray ridge
#

guys how can i add enum cs EditorGUILayout.EnumPopup(FofX);

visual stag
stray ridge
#

sorry i was adding enum due to wrong variable name i was getting error

indigo cairn
#

I'm struggling with removing Text components from scene game object, I do it with DestroyImmediate(textComponent), at first look it seems removed but when I reload the scene all is bringed back to normal. How to do it correctly?

#

Nevermind, I had to add following code for every modified gameObject

{
    EditorUtility.SetDirty(goToRemoveComponentFrom);
    EditorSceneManager.MarkSceneDirty(goToRemoveComponentFrom.gameObject.scene);
}```
onyx harness
dull wyvern
#

Hi!
is there any good way to persist objects per property in a property drawer?
I'm trying to do a ReorderableList but that needs an object to persist between calls

visual stag
#

Only via static variables.
Collections in newer versions of Unity are reorderable by default so that has taken a lot of the need for it away luckily

dull wyvern
#

I have tried a static Dictionary indexed by the property but that just kept growing as i got a different property each time
i also tried, path and the hash in the picture both fail when i switch to a different object and back

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visual stag
#

I imagine the hash code for the object changes, though I have no idea why it would

#

you could use its scene/asset path I suppose. 🤷

dull wyvern
#

This is the exact error i get

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visual stag
#

don't save the property

#

that will not work

dull wyvern
#

I don't think i'm saving it....

visual stag
#

You must be using it to create the reorderable list

#

which you then reuse later

dull wyvern
visual stag
#

You would need to change the lists' serializedProperty when you switch back to it

#

Hell, even just creating a whole new list when that happens might be workable

#

the point was to make it persist while you're looking at it, you don't really care what happens outside of that period

dull wyvern
#

true

#

sooo how can i detect that?

visual stag
#

the simple but bad way would be a try catch for this very scenario 😄

dull wyvern
#

and the better way?

gloomy chasm
visual stag
#

Checking it for validity yourself, though I forget whether the property exposes any methods to do that

visual stag
#

do I have the wrong understanding of what it does

dull wyvern
#

Yeah i'm confused as well

gloomy chasm
#

By default it is true meaning that all properties of the same type will use a single instance of the property drawer

visual stag
#

Ah, right

gloomy chasm
#

Changing it to return false will cause each property to have its own instance

visual stag
#

I wonder if it was just performance scaling that was the issue in regards to Unity implementing reorderable lists everywhere then

#

because they went for a static caching solution

#

that is kinda a nightmare tbh

gloomy chasm
#

To be fair what other solution was there than static caching?

dull wyvern
#

okay Mech that was a god sent

visual stag
#

I mean, if it's so easy to (admittedly create a ton of garbage) just turn off caching of the property drawer

dull wyvern
#

is there a tank system in this server?

visual stag
#

no

dull wyvern
#

😦

#

still

#

RainbowCookie here a cookie

dusk timber
#

hi

#

im using vscode with unity working on 2 projects at the same time but intelesince is working in 1st pwoject but not in the 2nd
i have both updated for vscode from package manager and both have external editor as vscode but still when i try for example [Se] for SerializeField it just dosent auto complete
my project depends on some dlls were auto complete is also not working

true fern
#

when I create a blank menu this thing appears how do i fix it?

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code

using UnityEditor;
using UnityEngine;
public class Terrain_Generator : EditorWindow
    {
        [MenuItem("Advanced Tools/Terrain Generator")]
        public static void ShowWindow()
        { 
            GetWindow<Terrain_Generator>("Terrain Generator");
        }
    }
true fern
#

this warning pops up

UnityEditor.EditorApplication:Internal_InvokeTickEvents ()```
prisma thistle
#

I'm creating propertydrawer of my custom class, and having problem to get the field type, here's some part of the code

public override void OnGUI(Rect _position, SerializedProperty _property, GUIContent _label)
        {
            EditorGUI.BeginProperty(_position, GUIContent.none, _property);

            SerializedProperty itemData = _property.FindPropertyRelative("data");

            // this return SerializedPropertyType, not the Type of its field (AudioClip, GameObject, etc)
            System.Type type = itemData.propertyType.GetType();

            itemData.objectReferenceValue = EditorGUI.ObjectField(
                    _position,
                    itemData.objectReferenceValue,
                    type,
                    false);

            EditorGUI.EndProperty();
        }

Is it possible to get the exact type of SerializedProperty? Above code just returning SerializedPropertyType

patent pebble
#

@prisma thistle to get the field type you can use this

#

FieldInfo is a C# class that has a "fieldType" property

prisma thistle
# patent pebble <@!450573896509423619> to get the field type you can use this

Thanks, I tried that but ended up returning parent's field type, which is the List

public override void OnGUI(Rect _position, SerializedProperty _property, GUIContent _label)
        {
            EditorGUI.BeginProperty(_position, GUIContent.none, _property);

            SerializedProperty itemData = _property.FindPropertyRelative("data");

            itemData.objectReferenceValue = EditorGUI.ObjectField(
                    _position,
                    itemData.objectReferenceValue,
                    fieldInfo.FieldType,
                    false);

            EditorGUI.EndProperty();
        }
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gloomy chasm
prisma thistle
gloomy chasm
#

type.GetGenericArguments() would be it

visual stag
#

This will only then work when viewed in a list unless you handle both cases

gloomy chasm
#

Yeah

visual stag
#

What's the value in using an ObjectField here? Isn't that already how it'll be displayed

#

We're only drawing a sub object of our property? Why not just draw it with a PropertyField

prisma thistle
#

this is the related script

[System.Serializable]
    public class AudioCollectionItemData : CollectionItemData
    {
        [SerializeField] private AudioClip data;
        public AudioClip Data
        {
            get
            {
                return data;
            }
            set
            {
                data = value;
            }
        }

        public AudioCollectionItemData(string id, AudioClip data)
        {
            this.id = id;
            this.data = data;
        }
    }

what I want is it return the type of data field, which is AudioClip

prisma thistle
gloomy chasm
#

GUIContent.none

prisma thistle
#

omg you guys right! guess I need to learn more deep about this editor stuff kek
thanks for help 👍

stray ridge
#

guys is there any way to see canvas image preview in inspector

covert sinew
#

Hello, I'm trying to create an animation with unity timeline. But it seems that it's not affecting "Text Input" field in TextMeshPro Text component. It does work with with Vertex color and other things though. Found nothing in the web...

dull wyvern
#

Soo amm
Unity gods. I have come once again to ask for help with Inspector GUI.
This time it seams that property.hasMultipleDifferentValues doesn't get set for sub properties of a property.

I'm writing a property drawer that draws the 2 sub fields in a class