feat(sml): create an extended UserSetting integer ValueSelector #394
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The new `USMLIntValueSelector` extends the existing `UFGUserSetting_IntSelector` adding the ability for users to specify an enum to auto populate the values.
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The new
USMLIntValueSelectorextends the existingUFGUserSetting_IntSelectoradding the ability for users to specify an enum to auto populate the values.The new properties added only exist in the editor so there is minimal overhead and places for things to go wrong.
Known issue: If the enum is edited after being assigned to the selector, the values in the selector will not automatically update with the enum's new values.
Possible alternative: These changes could be put directly into the base
UFGUserSetting_IntSelectorclass instead of a new class that extends it.