Unity Widget Attributes

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# Unity Widget-Attributes

Use Widget-Attributes to quickly and easily visualise and manipulate data from your monobehaviours in the Scene View.

Handles are by no means, but the intention of Widget-Attributes is to save you time and energy, by making it easy to create interactable widgets in your scene without having to write a custom editor for each script.

Instructions:

•     Download and extract the package into your Assets folder.
•     Make sure to include the WidgetAttributes namespace by including the line "using WidgetAttributes;" at the top of any monobehaviour class.
•     Use the c# square bracket attributes before (or above) Vectors and Rects.
•     Add the monobehaviour script to an object in your scene if you haven't already.
•     Widget Attribute List:

[Widget]

[Label]

[ArrowTo(nameof(myVector3))]

Notes:

•     The widget attributes are compatible with Vector3, Vector2, Vector3int, Vecotr2int, float3 & float2 (from Unity.Mathematics).
•     It currently only works for monobehaviours, and uses a custom Editor for the type monobehaviour. This includes child classes of the monobehaviour
•     Style attributes can be used on any field and make changes for the current field and any proceeding fields.
•     See the samples for some ideas.

Follow on Github:

https://github.com/GameDevElliot/Widget-Attributes

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