Extending the code to take advantage of the editor

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chud575chud575
edited March 2016 in ORK Scripting
Hi guys,

So because of my needs, I'm writing a custom scene changer script. I was able to edit the source, create a new file and compile it into the dll, But when I did so, the new script didn't take advantage of the editorlayout that GiL.

Check out the link to see the differences:
http://imgur.com/a/BnGTC

Thoughts on how to fix this?
Post edited by chud575 on
  • RustedGamesRustedGames
    Hello @chud575 I´m affraid that is not possible, unless you code your own custom SceneChangerInspector.
  • gamingislovegamingislove
    If you need a custom inspector for your components, you'll have to write your own custom inspector script.
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  • chud575chud575
    I don't have a problem doing that - but is it as easy as adding an "Editor" folder and putting in an editor script? Or is there an extra step involved?
  • gamingislovegamingislove
    Yes, pretty much like that - see this Unity tutorial for more infos.

    Also, ORK has a base inspector class that offers some stuff, so instead of extending from Editor, you can extend from BaseInspector (found in the ORKFramework.Editor namespace).
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