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I hope its not too late to suggest video ideas: A Video about the TableMatrix or serialized 2D arrays would be helpful for me. Maybe each cell of the array showing some cusom inspector stuff. If anyone knows a good resource for that it would be much appreciated. Edit: And i like your pronounciation, like scriptable ooobject.

I am missing somethink like: StartBoxGroup & EndBoxGroup container. So you dont have to put it before all variables.

Thank for your video. Can OdinInspector also creat nested lists or nested arrays? I am using a lot of these and also have drop down menus inside nested lists. The default inspector shows all lists, but i only want to show the list that is selected in the dropdown. The other lists should be hidden. I hope odin can do the job. Would be great if you could answer it.

whoa!

This is beautiful! May i suggest file templates next? Being able to create a OdinEditorWindow directly from a new file prompt will be the cherry on top of this amazing integration.

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As Rider is my favorite Unity Code Editor and Odin my most favorite Asset for Unity out there, this is a cccombo breaker! Big thanks to both teams!

GJ! PS: All visual studio users suck

These features are cool, but what about us that use Visual Studio? Will there be an extension?

How would I launch an editor window from a component on GameObject, instead of using [MenuItem("My Game/Some Window")]. is this possible.

Not working

Hi! Why ValueDropdown does not show same class even if its other instance of it?

Can you do a search from the list?

now this part is extremely helpful even odin and the tutiroal, too

It was difficult for me to start with Odin, but now I'm getting to be addicted to it.

would be nice if there are more use case to justify the work needed to make this...

a very useful plugin👍

Doesnt work in dictionary, anyone have a solution for this?

Is it possible to force single enum selection for field/property, while enum itsels has [Flags] attribute?

fckn complicated

still don't get it, what is it good for

Gold video

This is pretty dope! Love it.

[InlineEditor] is freaking life saviour!

It's possible to show a sprite/texture from a scriptableObject reference? Like I have the class Example: MonoBehaviour that has a ScriptableObject object, is possible to show only the object.my_sprite at a custom editor without showing all the fields, like a preview of the SO.

Will Odin Inspector start working good with the prefabs on newer Unity versions?

i already have ongoing project, if i add this tool to my project now, will it break my entire code ?

This is insane! This feature is great! One question though, how can I quickly draw my scriptable object in the window like the tree does, so I can do the same but inheriting from OdinEditorWindow

It's been many years but finally!!!

Nice. Really love the continued support and new features. Also glad you guys listened to me (I discussed this in depth with leadership on the Discord server) and the community years ago by not only serving giant corps but also the small indie scene! Keep up the great work! =)

Interesting video! I'm curious about 3:06 - When doing changes to serialized fields through code, isn''t it usually necessary to call EditorUtility.SetDirty on the script to let Unity know to re-serialize (re-save) the script state? When values are changed through the inspector interface, Unity would set the dirty state but that usually won't happen for changes purely through scripts. I also like the FolderPath attribute

Odin is just indispensable once you get used to it.

Did you read your stuff from a paper or why do you sound so strange?

Thanks

Ok but I wish he explained how to use the scriptable objects with the enemy data instead of saying “here’s a simple enemy script” like thanks

I just purchased your products and this will help me a lot. Awesome tutorial, thanks.

Isnt that almost exactly what an abstract class (aside from storing the data in the project) does? Also with abstract classes you can even inherit MonoBehaviour from the base class thus giving you access to Update() and FixedUpdate(), which can make your enemies even more modular. Or am I missing something important here?

Could anyone tell me if it's possible to have custom fields, by that I mean having a field for a SO let's say, then a float field to which you can assign any float declared in that SO?

Rather than using abstract methods, you can instead use interfaces... That way if one of your futures enemies won't include a DoTurn() for some reason, you don't have to break the entire code. This is using composition over inheritance.

Literally, serializing Dictionaries are worth the price alone. I've been super annoyed about that for years.

where the F is show object trigger script？

coding seems so much more easier than understanding what is going on in the tutorial

Very useful! Thank you ;)

Just wanted to say you have a really expressive voice which makes for engaging learning. Thank you! Oh, and shout out to Odin. One of the few auto-includes in every new project.

Amazing stuff! It's definitely a must-have tool for any Unity Project, just the Button attribute alone is a huge time saver when testing features.

Odin Validator together with the Required attribute has saved me so much time since I started using it. Easily the best asset for Unity.

Literally the best purchase of my life outside of my computer. Abso-fucking-lutely love Odin Inspector! ❤❤❤

Is there a compilation of common Odin tools people have created and implemented? Would be great to have a repository of those to add/remove them as needed

Wow, I keep learning more and more! The shakeable group is such a great and amazing idea!

Great videos! What would be the best way to validate root objects with a specific attribute? Basically attribute validators, but for root objects instead of references. For example, I'd might want to have a validator which ensures that all MonoBehaviours with a 'MustHaveParentAttribute' indeed have a parent on their transform. Do you have a suggestion for this?