#customeditor

As stated in the title I didn't even know this was possible/ it existed but anyway, here I go.

No more just putting up with how Unity does things, time to take control...

First off we looked at the new way to write commands by this I mean using square brackets, [ ], you can do some cool stuff with this like set it show public variables don't show in the inspector, this is simply done by typing [HideInInspector] who knew? well a lot of people did, but I didn't. We looked at many other ways of using this for serialzing and the like. We then looked at context menus and menu items, all very useful. We then moved on to the Unity Editor and how to write code for it, where it is, where it should be and how to use it.

However the best bit, I thought so anyway, was creating your own inspectors. You can custom build your own inspectors to do what you want, when you want and how you want it.