↕️┃editor-extensions

[visual stag]

All the Google results say to remove and add the component again. Not sure what the deal is

[abstract solar]

Like OnDestroy but for the editor instead of runtime

[gloomy chasm]

OnDestroy is called in editor too. And if it is just GameObjects then what Slim suggested would work.

[abstract solar]

do I put an [ExecuteInEditMode] attribute?

Also I do need to know what gameobject was destroyed, so having an ondestroy inside it would be helpful

[visual island]

I remember seeing somewhere that a new feature was added in one of the latest versions of the editor, allowing drawing expandable SO inspector within another object inspector that references the said SO. Could someone point me in the right direction? Because google doesn't seem to give any related results...

Kinda like you can expand a serializable c# class/struct

Is it just my imagination? Was there no such feature added?🤔

[gloomy chasm]

Do what?

[visual island]

Basically drawing the SO properties in another object inspector(that references the so)

[gloomy chasm]

Oh, I see you mean show the editor of one SO in the editor of another unity object?

No, nothing was added for that. But you can already do that as is.

[visual island]

Okay, so how would I do that?

Is there a ready to use attribute that I can just add to my SO field? Or do I have to write editor scripts?

[gloomy chasm]

You have to do custom editor stuff. If you are using IMGUI, then you use Editor.CreateEditor.
If you are using UITK then you use InspectorElement

[visual island]

And here I thought I can just do a quick hack without spending time on learning that stuff. 😄 Oh well.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction though

[burnt dove]

How can I avoid StackOverflowException in this code?

public class MyDrawer : PropertyDrawer
{
    public override VisualElement CreatePropertyGUI(SerializedProperty property)
    {
        PropertyField propertyField = new PropertyField(property); // <- Causes StackOverflowException.
        DoSomething(propertyField);
        return propertyField;
    }
}

I don't know how to get the default property field of the property in order to apply my custom modifications on it.

[slim zinc]

that code should not cause a stackoverflow

[burnt dove]

This causes stackoverflow in my editor.

[CustomPropertyDrawer(typeof(MyAttribute), true)]
public class MyDrawer : PropertyDrawer
{
    public override VisualElement CreatePropertyGUI(SerializedProperty property) => new PropertyField(property);
}
public class MyAttribute : PropertyAttribute { }
public class MyMonoBehaviour : MonoBehaviour
{
    [MyAttribute]
    public int MyField;
}
[CustomEditor(typeof(MyMonoBehaviour))]
public class MyEditor : Editor
{
    public override VisualElement CreateInspectorGUI() => new PropertyField(serializedObject.FindProperty(nameof(MyMonoBehaviour.MyField)));
}

Doesn't in yours?

[slim zinc]

i don't see why it should

[burnt dove]

new PropertyField(property) internal request to Unity all the custom drawers in order to get the draw the specific field. One of those custom drawers (MyDrawer) calls new PropertyField(property). So it is recursive.

[whole steppe]

Hello, I'm trying to change prefabs by the bulk but the PrefabUtility API doens't seem to be working, can someone help me with this?

    var childComponents = prefabLoaded.GetComponentsInChildren<ChildComponent>();
     
    foreach (var comp in components)
    {
        comp.ListInsideChildComponent.Clear();
    }
     
    PrefabUtility.SavePrefabAsAsset(prefab, prefabPath);
    PrefabUtility.UnloadPrefabContents(prefab)

This doesn't seem to properly be changing the prefabs in this case.

[gloomy chasm]

Because you aren't telling it there is anything to save.
You need to do EditorUtility.SetDirty(prefab_

[tulip panther]

I still am a dumb and can't get Unity to display the extra stuff in VS

[visual stag]

It caused a stack overflow in old versions of Unity, but I submitted a bug report and they fixed it

https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/issues/stackoverflowexception-when-using-uielements-default-inspector-and-nested-uitoolkit-propertyfield-in-propertydrawer

[burnt dove]

Ohh, I'm using 2020.3.25f1. I see. Thanks.

[slim zinc]

yeah. that's why i was wondering. i couldn't reproduce this

[whole steppe]

I also did that, still didn't change the prefab. Another thing, I tried pressing the "Apply All" or calling the PrefabUtility.ApplyPrefabOverrides which resulted in nothing.

[gloomy chasm]

Try using this https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/PrefabUtility.EditPrefabContentsScope.html

[tame onyx]

How do I track changes for Undo when the target object does not derive from unity's Object class?

I want to undo a position change but the object is my own class

[gloomy chasm]

The class is a field/property on a UnityEngine.Object thought isn't it?

[tame onyx]

nope

[gloomy chasm]

Can you give more context then to what you are doing?

[tame onyx]

public class StructureConnection
{
    public Vector3 position;
    public Structure structure;
    public StructureConnection connection;
}

[tame onyx]

I am moving a "connection point" in the scene view and I would like the ability to undo the movement. I also do not wish to use gameobjects since the point is that the game object will be created on that "connection point" later

I am rendering a sphere and handles to that point

[gloomy chasm]

Do you save the "connection point" so that it is saved on domain reload(script change or enter playmode)

Or does it reset?

[tame onyx]

Oh right so I need to same it on playmode, So yeah it shouldn't reset

[gloomy chasm]

So where are you storing it so it won't reset?

[tame onyx]

Well I might be miss understanding you but I have a list of these connection points on a gameobject. I assume that's what you were asking for earlier sorry

[gloomy chasm]

yeah exactly lol

So they are fields on a UnityEngine.Object 😛

[tame onyx]

So do I use Undo.RecordObject() for the List?

[gloomy chasm]

Nope, UndoRecordObject() for the GameObject

[tame onyx]

oh the whole game object? Ok let me try!

[tame onyx]

So that didn't work

[tame onyx]

Here is the code:

    void ConnectionHandles()
    {
        Undo.RecordObject(structure, "Connections");
        foreach(var c in structure.connections)
        {
            c.position = TransformHandles(c.position, new Vector3());
        }
    }

structure is the gameobject

[gloomy chasm]

You sure? Last I checked GameObject doesn't have a connections property.

[tame onyx]

OH hahah omg sorry I mean that's the component. I forget that sometimes im dumb ok hold up

[tame onyx]

Ok so it still didn't work tho

Here is the change:

    void ConnectionHandles()
    {
        Undo.RecordObject(structure.gameObject, "Connections");
        foreach(var c in structure.connections)
        {
            c.position = TransformHandles(c.position, new Vector3());
        }
    }

[gloomy chasm]

Really I would just use SerializedObject and SerializedProperty instead so it will automatically support Undo and prefab overrides.

[tame onyx]

how would I do that?

[gloomy chasm]

Check the pinned messages

[tame onyx]

The docs look like they run it in start but I need it to run in editor

[gloomy chasm]

using var serializedObject = new SerializedObject(structure);
SerializedProperty connectionsProperty = serializedObject.FindProperty("connections");

foreach(SerializedProperty c in connectionsProperty)
{
  SerializedProperty positionProperty = c.FindRelativeProperty("position");

  positionProperty.vector3Value = TransformHandles(positionProperty.vector3Value, default);
}
serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties();

Probably want to the SerializedObject instead of creating and destroying it though.

[tame onyx]

I am getting errors. The "FindRelativeProperty" and "Vector3Value" is red underlined

Both have do not contain definition errors

[gloomy chasm]

Well I wrote it in discord so there is going to be some typos haha

You should be able to start typing and get suggestions

[tame onyx]

no cause "c" is an object type and so there is no methods on it

[gloomy chasm]

Alright, I edited it

[tame onyx]

Oh I see, ok so its closer but now there is null reference errors for the return value of "serializedObject.FindProperty("connections")"

also whats the "using" for?

[gloomy chasm]

"connection" should be the name of the serialized field (not the property name)

[gloomy chasm]

It just calls serializedObject.Dispose() at the end of the method to dispose/release the SerializedObject.

[tame onyx]

so whats the serialized field name

[gloomy chasm]

You tell me 😛

[tame onyx]

I dont know what that is

[tame onyx]

you gotta understand that I don't know whats happening or what this all means

[gloomy chasm]

[SerializeField] private float _thisIsASerializedField;

[tame onyx]

this is what I have:

[SerializeField] public List<StructureConnection> connections = new List<StructureConnection>();

[gloomy chasm]

So unity serializes fields. Any public field or field with the [SerializedField] attribute.

These fields are shown in the inspector, and have their values saved to file etc.

What the SerializedObject does is allow accessing those saved fields values and getting/setting them directly.

[tame onyx]

Oh ok cool I see. So then why does the connections field show null even though I put [serializedField] on it

[gloomy chasm]

It... shouldn't

[tame onyx]

rippy dippy cause it does

[gloomy chasm]

What line does the exception take you to?

[tame onyx]

SerializedProperty connectionsProperty = serializedObject.FindProperty("connections");

[gloomy chasm]

That means serializedObject is null.

[wintry trout]

How do I create an EditorWindow (for which I already have a ready script with ShowWindow whish is supposed to be called to show the window) from another script? I'm asking because EditorWindow is an SO and it's not recommended to create them with new and also making the method ShowWindow static would mean I can only use static variables inside the method and static variables can't be saved into the script meta via Inspector

It's like I have a button in an Editor and what to show an EditorWindow once the button is pressed

[limpid linden]

You can still call a public static ShowWindow method, and return the window, allowing you to use the fields in that window

Static methods can be called anywhere, not just in other static methods/classes

[wintry trout]

But as I said I won't be able to use non-static vars inside it, no?

[whole steppe]

Sadly that isn't working, I tried doing:

                    {
                        var prefabLoadedContents = editingScope.prefabContentsRoot;
                        var components = prefabLoadedContents.GetComponentsInChildren<CustomComponent>();
     
                        foreach (var comp in components)
                        {
                            Debug.Log($"{comp.name} {comp.ArrayInComponent.Count}");
                            comp.ArrayInComponent.Clear();
                            Debug.Log($"{comp.name} {comp.ArrayInComponent.Count}");
                        }
                    }

And the fields in the child of the prefab don't change. However if I make any changes to root it works. The count print works perfectly, it shows it's filled before and that it was changed, but nothing applies.

[limpid linden]

Won't be able to use non-static vars where?

[wintry trout]

In static ShowWindow

[limpid linden]

@wintry trout
You can get the reference to the window that is being shown and set fields:

public static void ShowWindow()
{
  CustomWindow window = EditorWindow.GetWindow<CustomWindow>();
  window.foo = "bar";
}

[wintry trout]

This way I can use only static fields, but if I want to SerializeField something, it will be non-static

So I can't use anything serialized this way

[limpid linden]

you can still access non-static fields from the window itself

where are you trying to access data

if it's not from the window

You could make a method that the button calls and handle non-static fields in that method?

[wintry trout]

Sure I can

[wintry trout]

I have an Image with RenderTexture inside it in my EditorWindow but seems like the EditorWindow (and specifically the RenderTexture inside the Image) gets update only when cursor is over the EditorWindow, is there a way to fix it?

[dim slate]

Requireconstantrepaint I believe is a thing now, you can also just call Repaint() after changes are made

[wintry trout]

what is Requireconstantrepaint ?

can't find it in net

[dim slate]

If I remember correctly it's either an attribute or a method, one sec

Phones about to die, just call Repaint() at the end of your gui method and it should work

[wintry trout]

ty

[wintry trout]

doesn't fix btw

[dim slate]

Hmmm send the code, you may be updating the texture in a weird way, @limpid linden is usually pretty good at finding that stuff

[wintry trout]

oh wait...

it works

ty

[final pond]

I got annoyed with the coloring system in unity so i made my own fix. If anyone wants it then dm me but i just came because i was bored

but ill also put it here

[slim zinc]

why did you package it as a unitypackage if it is literally 1 script

[final pond]

true that

[wintry trout]

Making an Editor button which changes value of a Vector3 field existing inside of the inspected class. But my changes do not get applied for some reason. Any ideas why? (code block from the Editor class)

private void OnDisable()
    {
        Debug.Log(_agent.cameraPlacementOffset);
        Debug.Log("are they equal? " + (serializedObject.FindProperty("cameraPlacementOffset").vector3Value == _agent.cameraPlacementOffset));
        serializedObject.FindProperty("cameraPlacementOffset").vector3Value = _agent.cameraPlacementOffset;
        Debug.Log(serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties());
        DisposeOfCameraStuff();
        CloseCameraWindow();
    }

[gloomy chasm]

ApplyModifiedProperties returns true if any changes were applied

The values are the same so no change is made so there is nothing to apply.

[wintry trout]

but how is the field of the serializedObject the same if it doesn't get serialized after???

[gloomy chasm]

Basically SerializedObject holds a copy of the serialized values of the object when the SerializedObject was created. ApplyModifiedProperties tells it to set any changed properties it has back to the original if you will

[wintry trout]

But how can the values be equal if I didn't save anything into the SeralizedProperty itself?

[gloomy chasm]

Because they are the same? How about you debug.log the serialized property too serializedObject.FindProperty("cameraPlacementOffset").vector3Value

[wintry trout]

I don't need to debug it, I already have previously shown debugs...
But I never saved anything directly into the SerializedProperty so it confuses me why it changed and why this change doesn't get serialized after

[gloomy chasm]

There is no change to serialize. Want to share the full code?

[wintry trout]

Sure I can

https://pastebin.com/CttvbUV7

[gloomy chasm]

(I'm going to bed in a couple of minutes here, so sorry if I am a bit curt)

[gloomy chasm]

You're mixing direct access and SerializedProperty. Don't do that.

[wintry trout]

😦

So how do I do it

[gloomy chasm]

It makes things messy and is most likely what is causing the issue

[gloomy chasm]

Any place you access _agent.cameraPlacementOffset you replace it with serializedObject.FindProperty("cameraPlacementOffset").vector3Value

Though you should cache the the Serialized property by getting it in OnEnable and setting a field to id so you can access it easier and faster.

[wintry trout]

Gonna try

[wintry trout]

Changed it in saving and creating handles, doesn't work

Also now the changes to the value aren't shown in the inspector and can't be used by other code, such as prefab mode assistant camera

https://pastebin.com/Lsnh6Gwd

new variant, if you are still here

[gloomy chasm]

Uh, something feels wrong but I can't quite say what right now. I'm too tired for this haha.
I will give you a bit of homework though. Don't touch target or anything to do with it. If you want a value (to get or set it) use serialized property. Otherwise it won't save property, won't support undo, and wont support overriding with prefab variants. So try switching it all over to that.

I will @ you when I get up tomorrow to see if you are still having trouble 🙂

[wintry trout]

sure

[soft briar]

i have this bitmask enum

[Flags, EnumToggleButtons] public enum ActorTypes { Player = 1 << 1, Enemy = 1 << 2, Wall = 1 << 3, Spawner = 1 << 4 }

but i want if i selected Player , automatically Enemy and Wall turn off , or if i selected Enemy , automatically Player and Wall get turn off
the only thing that can be selected with others, should be Spawner , for example i able to select Wall and Spawner

i searched a lot, and did many trial & error, but couldn't make it

[soft briar]

i'm drawing with Odin , i tried what u said, but it didn't work

i will go with simple solution, spawner out of enum

[tough cairn]

how can i create nested scriptable object ?

[visual stag]

https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/AssetDatabase.AddObjectToAsset.html

[tough cairn]

awesome thanks

[peak bloom]

any idea why SerializedReference won't work with System.Object?

Do we need to make a wrapper for it to work?

it works with interfaces and abstracts, but not System.object, even the doc clearly states it is supported https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/SerializeReference.html

[peak bloom]

I was blind! didn't see the Must not be a C# Value type

[gloomy chasm]

Did ya get it working?

[wintry trout]

No

[glad mica]

what is the correct way to get this label text to align itself after where the label title would be, so in this picture start should be aligned to the start of the slider, and if the inspector gets resized it should stay at the start of the slider

[wintry trout]

@gloomy chasm haven't you forgotten about me by any way?

sorry if too persistent

[glad mica]

remember to call serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties(); at the end after you update a serialised property

between 105-107 i think you didn't call it at all, so the change isnt updated

[wintry trout]

every time? I was calling it only in OnDisable

[glad mica]

OnDisable is called when you leave the inspector for that object, instead, call it at the last line of OnInspectorGUI()

[wintry trout]

lets try

[glad mica]

actually, i think you have other spots where you edited the serialised property, you should probably also call it at the end of OnSceneGUI()

[wintry trout]

it works

[glad mica]

great

[wintry trout]

then should I ponder about it too?

[glad mica]

probably you should add it as well, OnSceneGUI is called when the scene view is modified in editor mode, so if there is some instance where the inspector isnt used , such that OnInspectorGUI isnt called, but the scene is changed, the property may not be serialised if it is not applied

[wintry trout]

Thanks

[wintry trout]

Can you tell me a bit more about ApplyModifiedProperties? Like in its docs it isn't said that I need to call every time I change a value or how it works

[glad mica]

you actually only need to call it once, at the end after you update any number of serialised properties. Serialising a process that Unity performs to save the value of the property somewhere, such that when you come to the same property, Unity puts the saved value back to show it to you. Once you leave the inspector, the editor values are temporarily lost/reset to default, but will be restored when Unity retrieves from its serialised data. Otherwise, if there is no serialised data, it will remain as it was. When you're changing the values/references, you're changing properties in script. Apply modified properties ensures that Unity performs the serialization process so that the references/values are retrievable when when come back to it. If it is not called, then the latest serialised value/references remains as it was before the change, which is why you were not able to see the value changing just now, because it was not serialised after the change

[wintry trout]

But I was successfully using Handles, modifying values in the target script. Where were Handles taking the values from then?

[glad mica]

if you are modifying values in the target script, then you're not using the serialised properties, you're just directly modifying the properties and hoping that unity serialises them properly. Like the other person said above, you probably should not mix access properties publicly with serialisable properties, as it does not always guarantee that the value will be serialised, although this may work for you now. Sometimes, when working with prefabs, directly accessing public properties and modifying them can cause the value to be reset to the prefab value when you leave and return to the inspector, instead of the modified value, if we do not use the serialized properties - it is not a good idea generally, I would still recommend using the serialised object and applying the changed properties to it

[wintry trout]

So when I apply changes the target changes

But when I change target, seralizedObject isn't affected...

[glad mica]

sometimes, it is possible that if you change target, the serializedObject may remain unaffected. It's not very consistent. But if you apply modified changes, unity will make sure to serialize all the modified fields for you, its an explicit way to ensure that your changes are saved

if you change only the serialisedProperty but do not apply modified changes, the change is registered by the target, but whenever the inspector updates again, it retrieves the latest serialised data that overwrites your intended change again

[wintry trout]

So what's the target? Isolately created copy of MB?

[glad mica]

the target is just your script

[wintry trout]

But why can't I just apply at the end?? Why do I have to do it right after modifying? What is the technical reason for it?

[glad mica]

you can apply it at the end

[wintry trout]

It doesn't work for me

[glad mica]

there's nothing wrong with applying at the end of the function call, but it must be somewhere after the change

[wintry trout]

Not at the end of function call, in OnDisable

[glad mica]

OnDisable is not immediately called after OnInspectorGUI or OnSceneChange, your changes will not be saved if you call it there only - your latest unsaved changes are being overwritten constantly by the latest serialised data (the one before the change) that unity has everytime it updates your inspector

[wintry trout]

If they are overwritten constantly, why do my Handles move?

[glad mica]

because... your handles are not using the serialised properties right? You're directly modifying the script properties and fortunately in this case, they are being serialised properly. But look at line 105-107, here you are using the serialised properties, but you did not apply them, so they are being overwritten by the last saved serialisation

wait hang on a second

no you're not directly changing the properties

[glad mica]

the handles are taking the values of their own transforms within the scene, this isn't dependent on your script (I assume)

the position of the handles in scene is independent of your script

[wintry trout]

Let me tell you how I understand the topic so far

target is an instance of the inspected MB which is not supposed to be serialized (saved outside of RAM) but currently existing in RAM.
That's why I can change its values and use them.

serializedObject is the serialized data for the MB (probably in JSON or something similar).
So when I request data from it I do not get the changes by Handles unless I serialized this changes. That's why it is impossible to move Handles unless I serialize the data right after change.

So when I was directly modifying target and then trying to apply changes to serializedObject there was nothing to apply as non changes were made to the serialized data, only to the object in RAM

something like that, @glad mica

Actually, after writing it all down, it makes perfect sense

And probably once I apply changes to serializedObject target gets loaded from the new info

[glad mica]

yea, something like this

[wintry trout]

good

thank you @glad mica

[gloomy chasm]

I did, sorry. I see you were talking with White Bunny. Did you get it figured out?

[wintry trout]

Yea

[gloomy chasm]

Really late, but you can use EditorGUI.PrefixLabel or EditorGUILayout.LabelField

[gloomy chasm]

A small correction. target is the UnityEngine.Object (MonoBehavior), not an instance of it.

[coral epoch]

I have an custom editor script that continues to cause ArgumentException: Getting control 1's position in a group with only 1 controls when doing repaint when altering a serialized property that is a list. It happens that this location:

if (units.Count > 0)
{
    EditorGUILayout.LabelField("Click to Delete");
    EditorGUILayout.BeginHorizontal();
...

I am not sure what other parts of the editor I need to share but it only happens in this script where I have a conditional based on the the property being updated

[wintry trout]

you wanna say it is a class and not a class instance?

[gloomy chasm]

MonoBehaviour comp = ..;
var serializedObject = new SerializedObject(comp);

serializedObject.target == comp; // this is true.

[wintry trout]

wtf

[visual stag]

If you do something that changes the amount of things being drawn, call GUIUtility.ExitGUI, which throws an exception so IMGUI doesn't freak out on the Repaint phase

[wintry trout]

got it

[wintry trout]

so is the target a property of serializedObject? (in an Editor)

[gloomy chasm]

What do you mean?

[wintry trout]

whether target == serializedObject.targetObject

[gloomy chasm]

Yes those are the same

[wintry trout]

nice

[coral epoch]

@visual stag so based on the code below where exactly do I put that ExitGUI?

...
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(addedUnit))
    {
        unitIds.Add(addedUnit);
        UpdateUnitList(unitIds);
        addedUnit = null;
    }
    if (serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties())
    {
        (target as UnitStack)?.UpdateMarker();
        GUIUtility.ExitGUI();
    }
...
private void UpdateUnitList(List<string>unitIds)
{
    _unitProperty.ClearArray();
    foreach (var unitId in unitIds)
    {
        _unitProperty.InsertArrayElementAtIndex(0);
        var unitIdEle = _unitProperty.GetArrayElementAtIndex(0);
        unitIdEle.stringValue = unitId;
    }
}

[visual stag]

Not sure what's going on, but put it at the end of the logic that you ran that led to the exception being called. I imagine you clicked something that changed the amount of things being drawn, so after that logic

[coral epoch]

This is actually being done at the end of OnInspectorGUI. One one call I open a dialog (EditorWindow) and select value that gets set to a variable in the editor script. On the next call that is when I apply that value. So literally where I have that Exit call is the end of inspector gui call

I can DM you the entire script if you want

[visual stag]

Just link it here using the instructions in #854851968446365696

[coral epoch]

Ah cool

https://paste.ofcode.org/sJLsncktusTPi8uYFYLenP

[visual stag]

if (remove != null)
{
    unitIds = unitIds.Where(id => id != remove).ToList();
    UpdateUnitList(unitIds);
    serializedObject.ApplyModifiedProperties();
    GUIUtility.ExitGUI();
}

Something like that

[final pond]

The Screenshotter. You know what it does

Just rotate the main camera to adjust the position

[peak bloom]

found this api, correct me if I'm wrong.. does it mean that we can reference sceneObjects in a scriptableObject now ? https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/ExposedReference_1.html

[gloomy chasm]

Yes, ish. You can but you have to have a component in the scene that holds the references and then to get the references from the field on the SO you need to pass that component to it.

[peak bloom]

ah ok, so it's still a little hassle to work with.. I'll test the api.. Thanks my dude! 👍

[glad mica]

ah got it thanks, an empty prefix label got it to align properly

[unborn bear]

Im new to unity and acceindently did this how can i fix it

[stark geyser]

@unborn bear This is not related to editor extension. Reset scale and rotation.

[lone halo]

Hey, I am making an editor tool to find an object under the mouse.
But when I raycast in the SceneView it's not really accurate. The more to the right in the Scene view it is the more I have to aim off to the side of the object to hit it.
Ray ray = SceneView.lastActiveSceneView.camera.ScreenPointToRay(Event.current.mousePosition);
Do I need to account for the SceneView resolution and position in the editor somehow?

Actually it's inaccurate even if I detach the Scene panel and fullscreen it. What might be causing the ray to miss so much?

[thin fossil]

Is it possible to add a button to the unity bottom toolbar?

[cold portal]

Tracking Custom Handles to Mouse

[gloomy chasm]

Yeah, iirc but not easily. Takes a bunch pf reflection and stuff.

[soft zenith]

hi, does someone know a extension for this ? i don't wan't to write it from scratch as i'm pretty sure there's a good option around, however i could only find 1 and it's inspector are bugging, the list elements are overlapping

[limpid linden]

You could use OnValidate() to calculate the value that each of them have

[visual stag]

Upgrade your Unity version. Some versions do not have the fix, but it's an editor bug.

[rare surge]

Hi, I try to add EditorGUILayout.Foldout but it does not fit correctly. It is too far left. What can I do and move little bit? I added BeginHorizontal too see the full foldout.

[peak bloom]

anyone knows where I can access this api https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.2d.animation@3.0/manual/CharacterRig.html

Planning to make a custom 2D rigging tool of my own for my vscripting library

[limpid linden]

Look into EditorGUI.indentLevel

you can shift the indent over for the foldout (and then once more for its contents)

the GUIContent (the icon) does not get considered when it comes to adjusting positions in groups or containers

[limpid linden]

https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.2d.animation@5.1/api/index.html

[peak bloom]

ah yes, finally.. thanks 👍

[west drum]

Does anyone have any resources on how to unit tests editor extensions?

I had an ObjectField in my code that was not updating the attribute it had to, because I forgot to write it. I would like to write a unit test, to make sure it doesnt happen again. But I have no idea how to unit test those things.

[wanton monolith]

I'm very confused about custom attributes and building. I have a custom attribute in an asmdef that is editor only. But I can't build my project because obviously, during building, the classes that use that attribute are throwing errors. How am I supposed to fix this?

    public class EnumButtonAttribute : PropertyAttribute
    {
        
    }

    [CustomPropertyDrawer(typeof(EnumButtonAttribute))]
    public class EnumButtonAttributeDrawer : PropertyDrawer
    {
    }

And my asmdef is like this:

[visual stag]

The drawer should be in the editor assembly, and the attribute the runtime

[wanton monolith]

Oh that makes a lot of sense, thank you!