MiscUtilities

Different utility classes for my other packages to work with.

Add to project:

To add this package to the project, follow these steps:

1. Open PackageManager;
2. Select "Add package from get URL";
3. insert this link https://github.com/Paulsams/MiscUtilities.git

Dependencies

• Used by:
  • ChoiceReferenceAttribute: https://github.com/Paulsams/ChoiceReferenceAttribute
  • RepairerSerializeReferences: https://github.com/Paulsams/RepairerSerializeReferences
  • SearchableAttribute: https://github.com/Paulsams/SearchableAttribute

Additional tips

If you do not have a name conflict with my utilities, then you can make my namespace be added to the script automatically:

1. Create a folder "ScriptTemplates" in the root of the project;
2. Create a file with the name: "81-C# Script-NewBehaviourScript.cs";
3. And replace all the text in it with this text (one tab before #ROOTNAMESPACEBEGIN# is required):

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using Paulsams.MicsUtils;

    #ROOTNAMESPACEBEGIN#
public class #SCRIPTNAME# : MonoBehaviour
{
    
}
#ROOTNAMESPACEEND#

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Different Custom Editors

1. GameObjectLayer is a structure that allows you to select a layer in the inspector without bit shift operators, that is, for comparison with GameObject.layer;

2. ReadonlyField is an attribute so that you can see the value in the inspector, but not change it (but, as I understand it, it only works on non-custom types that do not have their own PropertyDrawer. And I think this because the custom PropertyDrawer redraws what ReadonlyAttribute called).

3. IgnoreAttribute - allows you to ignore the field itself and immediately draw all child fields.

3. ShowUnityObjectAttribute - allows you to draw a dropdown inside which the UnityEngine.Object fields will be drawn.
   For example: ScriptableObject.

Scripting API

To open scripting API documentation, follow this link.