unity-editor-tools

To create a custom inspector in Unity, you can use either UI Toolkit or IMGUI to tailor how your MonoBehaviour components appear in the Inspector. This allows you to replace default fields with custom controls like sliders for easier parameter tweaking.

Yes, you can build dockable or floating EditorWindow panels in Unity to host complex tools and workflows. This provides a dedicated workspace within the editor for your custom tool interfaces.

You draw interactive Handles and Gizmos in the Unity Scene view by using editor scripting to integrate custom visual elements directly into the 3D space. This enables visual manipulation of component parameters like movement vectors.

Yes, Unity editor scripting supports both UI Toolkit and IMGUI frameworks for building custom inspectors and windows. You can choose either framework based on your preference for visual styling or immediate mode rendering.

You add custom commands to Unity's menus by applying the MenuItem attribute to static methods in your editor scripts. This integrates new tools directly into the Unity editor toolbar for quick access.

The best way to ensure Undo system integration is by utilizing SerializedObject for robust property editing within your custom inspector. This automatically handles Undo and Redo operations for modified fields.