Change Inspector Variables Depending On Enum
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I want to Show the field in UnityInspector based on specific enum field. Lets say this is the enum class. public enum Mode { None, Movement, Rotation, Scale } I want to
Is it possible to program which variables should be shown in the inspector according to what is chosen in a dropdown? Example: public enum Types { Type1, Type2 };
Show/Hide variables on Editor[Unreal engine 4]
I have two enums. The first is PrimaryColor which can be „Red, Yellow, or Blue“ The second is TertiaryColor which can be „Red, Magenta, Purple, Violet, Blue, etc“ I want my
First of all you should understand that a custom inspector can only change how the properties are displayed. They all still need to exist in the actual class. In your case you can
Simply, what I want to be able to do is this: to be able to have other public variables depending on a variable eg. I have an enum with the types “normal” and “advanced”
- Inspector GUI, Editor? PropertyDrawer? swapping with enum.
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- Change Inspector Variables Depending On Enum
I have a master class called Door, and this door has 3 variables, aimationDuration, Start Delay and an Enum with 2 options – ClosingDoor and OpeningDoor.Now, I would like to
Hi there, I have tried for a while now to make a custom inspector for different possible actions in my game. This is my inspector for a Unit script having a bunch of attributes
How to change inspector with non-Monobehaviour objects
I am using a Custom Editor Inspector for my MonoBehaviour class and I would like to know I it’s possible to constrain a variable. Let me illustrate this with an example. Let’s
As for the enum. Enums are actually just integer values so this will not work out of the box just like that. I do have an alternate version of this system that works with enums and
Hey, I don’t know if this is possible or not but here a little back story on the C# script. Im creating a script that behaves differently based on which behaviour it is set to (I have
If in the editor I select Warrior I would want another enum to appear and ask about if I want to restrict it to a certain subtype. Something like this: public enum WarriorSubClassRestrictions
You can’t change the enum itself as it needs to be compiled (well it is not completely impossible but I wouldn’t recommend to go ways like actively change a script and force a re-compile) 😉 What you can do however would be a
Here’s an example code that I took from Change Inspector Variables Depending On Enum. From this code you will learn how to
You need to create a custom property drawer for your GameSpace class, in this case. In the property drawer’s OnGUI method, check the current value of SpaceType, and then
You need to look into custom editor scripts (https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/editor-CustomEditors.html), using a custom editor script you
Setup enum control in Unity custom inspector
In the inspector, I have a custom class, Segments. Segments has a number of variables including an enum meant to select between a number of options. Based on what the
I’d like to show different inspector fields to edit depending on which enum was chosen. This is possible with ints and bools as shown here Skip to main content. Open menu Open
In any given Unity project, you are probably going to be using the inspector a lot to view and edit variables. Simply declare a public variable: EnemyStats.cs public class EnemyStats : MonoBehaviour { public int health; }
I have a ScriptableObject with a public ‘Move’, a serializable non-monobehavior class, that contains a list of MoveEffects, also a serializable non-monobehavior class. I made
They allow you to create variables that, although they’re technically just numbers, have human-readable labels. As a result, enums can be used to create values for concepts
I want the Inspector to show me only 1 serialized field depending on a selected enum type, is this possible? I’ve linked my current script below as an example to what I mean.
Hello everyone! I want to make 2 drop down lists that one is depended on the other. What I mean by that is that when I select one of the options from the first drop down, the
You can do this with some conditional control flow in a custom inspector: When One is selected for Group, the “Bool” toggle will appear. When Two is selected for Group, the
Hi. Have you ever noticed that some Unity built-in components have this particular behaviour to show some variables in the inspector only when you select a specific option, like
Exported variables of the enum type can be changed in the Inspector Enums are saved as integers, their names don’t matter. Enum values are compared and saved as
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