Adds a few base classes to Unity to improve existing Behaviours.
Dependencies
Since Unity cannot handle package-level Git package dependencies, this has to be added manually:
- Editor Utility: https://github.com/xZenvin/UnityEditorUtility.git
- Class name spelling changed from BE to AE to fit Unity's other naming schemes
- Added caching for
Transformcomponent - Added implicit conversion from
TransformandGameObjecttoMonoBehavior
A version of the MonoBehavior, which can automatically get components for any contained fields decorated with the [AutoInit] attribute.
Getting components can happen on child or parent objects, or on the object the script is attached to.
Arrays are supported as well.
If a component reference is not found, and the target field is denoted as critical, the MonoBehaviorAutoInit will disable itself.
A struct inspired by System.Guid, which Unity can actually serialize.
For the sake of displaying it in the inspector more easily (and because I suck at writing bitshift code), the struct encapsulates a byte array, rather than a set of integral numbers.
A struct inspired by System.Nullable<T>, which Unity can actually serialize.
Uses a custom property drawer to set values to "null". Note that drawing nested properties is not currently supported.
A struct representing a point in a scene. Other than a normal Vector3, a Point may reference a Transform to move about instead of merely being a fixed position.
A custom property drawer allows switching modes between "Transform" and "Vector3".
StateQueues can be used declare a value in a central place and have it influenced by multiple parties, without those parties interfering with each other.
The normal StateQueue<T> uses an interface-based approach, while the EventBasedStateQueue uses callbacks to manipulate its base value.
A queue's base value is serialized (so long as it does not have nested properties). Note that editor-changes to the base value need to be applied explicitly with a call to the containing queue's Update() method.
Both types of queue implement IStateQueue<T>.
Not stable. Use at own risk.
A class to associate a value with two arbitrarily typed keys.
Can be serialized and accessed via a custom editor window.