Custom inspector UI

[Frooxius]

Currently the structure of the components is done in a way to allow for full conversion. However this doesn't map too well to Unity's inspector UI and currently looks like this:

Unity's inspector UI also doesn't support dragging fields and assigning them as references, which is something that Resonite supports and that is quite crucial for a lot of Resonite's functionality (e.g. driving fields).

These problems could be solved by a custom inspector UI for the components. Ideally a generic one that can handle any component dynamically. Worst case scenario this could be done by generating custom one as part of the binding generation.

I'm not too familiar with making custom inspector UI for Unity. If anyone would like to take this on, I'd appreciate it! Please let me know first!

[badhaloninja]

Making a shared custom inspector for restructuring the displayed fields should be fairly easy, I've had to do that a few times for some random projects, its a fairly common use for custom inspectors as far as I'm aware

Supporting dragging fields is a fair bit more complicated, I don't think there's any dragging behavior like that in unity ui so it'd have to be fully custom.
I can see a way to do it with inspector drawers communicating with some shared manager if someone would want to do that?
Could also make a context menu popup on drop to ask the user what they want to do (like value copy popup in game) if it's not dropped into a reference field

There is also the option of making context menu options to "copy as reference" and "paste reference" or something, which would probably be more "unity like"