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ga.fuquna.prefsgui

v3.6.0

Published

Accessors and GUIs for persistent preference values using JSON file

Downloads

92

Readme

PrefsGUI

openupm

Accessors and GUIs for persistent preference values using JSON file

// define PrefsParams with key.
public PrefsBool prefsBool = new PrefsBool("PrefsBool");
public PrefsInt prefsInt = new PrefsInt("PrefsInt");
public PrefsFloat prefsFloat = new PrefsFloat("PrefsFloat");
public PrefsString prefsString = new PrefsString("PrefsString");
public PrefsParam<EnumSample> prefsEnum = new PrefsParam<EnumSample>("PrefsEnum");
public PrefsColor prefsColor = new PrefsColor("PrefsColor");
public PrefsVector2 prefsVector2 = new PrefsVector2("PrefsVector2");
public PrefsVector3 prefsVector3 = new PrefsVector3("PrefsVector3");
public PrefsVector4 prefsVector4 = new PrefsVector4("PrefsVector4");
public PrefsAny<CustomClass> prefsClass = new PrefsAny<CustomClass>("PrefsClass");
public PrefsList<CustomClass> prefsList = new PrefsList<CustomClass>("PrefsList");


public void DoGUI()
{
    prefsBool.DoGUI();

    // Return true if value was changed
    var changed = prefsInt.DoGUI();
    if (changed)
    {
        // Implicitly convert
        int intValue = prefsInt;
        Debug.Log("Changed. " + intValue);
    }

    prefsFloat.DoGUI();
    prefsFloat.DoGUISlider();
    prefsString.DoGUI();
    prefsEnum.DoGUI();
    prefsColor.DoGUI();
    prefsVector2.DoGUI();
    prefsVector2.DoGUISlider();
    prefsVector3.DoGUI();
    prefsVector3.DoGUISlider();
    prefsVector4.DoGUI();
    prefsVector4.DoGUISlider();
    prefsClass.DoGUI();
    prefsList.DoGUI();
}

Installation

Dependencies

Install via OpenUPM

The package is available on the openupm registry. It's recommended to install it via openupm-cli.

openupm add ga.fuquna.rapidgui ga.fuquna.prefsgui

Install via git URL

Add following lines to the dependencies section of the Packages/manifest.json.

"ga.fuquna.rapidgui": "https://github.com/fuqunaga/RapidGUI.git",
"ga.fuquna.prefsgui": "https://github.com/fuqunaga/PrefsGUI.git"

Install via traditional .unitypackage

Download a .unitypackage file from the Release page.

PrefsSearch

Display loaded PrefsParams with partial key match

EditorWindow

  • Window -> PrefsGUI
  • Display all loaded prefs that can be modiefied
  • You can also feed back the current value as default value
  • You can edit the key prefix for each GameObject by displaying it in order of GameObject

JSON file path

Application.persistentDataPath + "/Prefs.json"

You can customize by placing PrefsWrapperPathCustom in the scene and set _path field. also can use the Special folders and environment variables.

- %dataPath% -> Application.dataPath
- %companyName% -> Application.companyName
- %productName% -> Application.productName
- other %[word]% -> System.Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable([word])

MaterialPropertyDebugMenu

Auto create material GUI menu

Sync Prefs over network

PrefsGUISyncUNET https://github.com/fuqunaga/PrefsGUISyncUNET

References

  • RapidGUI https://github.com/fuqunaga/RapidGUI
  • PrefsGUISyncUNET https://github.com/fuqunaga/PrefsGUISyncUNET