uw-unity-editor-tools

To create custom inspectors in Unity with Undo support, scaffold editor tooling using SerializedProperty and Undo methods. This ensures designer-facing component UI maintains standard Unity undo functionality and serialization best practices.

Building a level editor window for Unity designers involves scaffolding EditorWindow scripts with proper SerializedProperty usage. This approach separates Editor assemblies from Runtime code, enabling consistent batch operations and designer-focused workflows.

Adding custom gizmos and handles to visualize components in the Unity editor requires scaffolding editor scripts with Unity best practices. This enables debugging visualizations and designer-focused component visualization across Unity projects.

Yes, you can use property drawers to customize designer workflows in Unity. Scaffolding property drawers with SerializedProperty ensures consistent editor tooling, proper serialization, and standardized component UI customization for designers.

Generating Unity editor tools requires separating Editor scripts from Runtime code by placing scripts in Editor folders and using distinct assemblies. This separation enforces Unity best practices and prevents build errors in production.

Manually building Unity editor tooling for designers risks inconsistent SerializedProperty usage, missing Undo support, and improper Editor folder placement. Standardizing editor tooling generation reduces these risks and ensures reliable designer-facing component UI.