Gamelogic.Extensions Namespace

Represents a clock that expires after a given time.

Provides some utility functions for Colors.

An InspectorList of type Color.

Used to mark a field to add a comment above the field in the inspector.

Used to mark the last field in a MonoBehaviour as a dummy so that it is not drawn. This is useful to add a decorator that should be displayed below all fields.

An InspectorList of type float.

Provides utility methods for doing geometry.

Class that contains methods useful for debugging. All methods are only compiled if the DEBUG symbol is defined.

Methods for additional math functions.

Provides some additional functions for MonoBehaviour.

An alternative to PlayerPrefs that provides methods for setting bool and array preferences.

Some convenience functions for random bools and integers.

Mark simple types to be highligted in the inspector.

[!:Gamelogic.Extensions.Editor.Internal.GLEditor.DrawInspectorButtons] draws a button for each method marked with this attribute. This is also used by [!:Gamelogic.Extensions.Editor.GLMonoBehaviourEditor].

Mark fields that should be displayed as bit field mask in the inspector

The base class for the generic InspectorList. This class exists so that a single property drawer can be use for all sub classes.

Exactly the same as generic List, but has a custom property drawer that draws a re-orderable list in the inspector.

An InspectorList of type int.

Specifies a field to use as label for an item in the inspector. This is especially useful for arrays of compound types.

Class for representing a bounded range.

Class for representing a bounded range.

Provides useful extension methods for MonoBehaviours.

An InspectorList of type MonoBehaviour.

A pool suitable for MonoBehaviour objects that can be instantiated from a given prefab.

Mark numeric values that should always be non-negative.

A version of NotImplementedException that takes the throwing type as argument. This is useful in class hierarchies where methods are meant to be overridden by derived types but cannot be made abstract (for example, because of Unity limitations). The exception, when thrown, indicates which class should have implemented the method, but hasn't.

Provides extensions for objects.

An InspectorList of type Object.

Wraps a variable in a class that triggers an event if the value changes. This is useful when values can be meaningfully compared using Equals, and when the variable changes infrequently in comparison to the number of times it is updated.

The base class of the generic Optional class.

Useful for displaying optional values in the inspector.

Represents an optional float value.

Represents an optional GameObject.

Represents an optional int value.

Represents an optional MonoBehaviour.

Represents an optional string value.

Represents an optional Vector2 value.

Represents an optional Vector3 value.

A light-weight pool class. Can be used out of the box, or as base for more sophisticated pools.

Mark fields that should always be positive with this attribute.

This class is a state machine that has the ability to remember previous states and transition back to them (FIFO).

Used to mark inspectable fields as read-only (that is, making them uneditable, even if they are visible).

Thrown when trying to load a resource (using Load(String) and variants) but the resource is not found.

A component that makes it easy to take screenshots, usually for development purposes.

Generic Implementation of a Singleton MonoBehaviour.

A lightweight state machine.

Tracks a number of states. Events are raised when any state is started, and when all has stopped.

An InspectorList of type string.

The same as StateTracker, but states can also time out.

Contains useful extensions for Select.

Thrown when a method is called with illegal type parameters, or a class is constructed with illegal type parameters.

An InspectorList of type Vector2.

An InspectorList of type Vector3.

An InspectorList of type Vector4.

Contains useful extension methods for vectors.

Mark fields in a MonoBehaviour with this attribute to give a specific warning when the field is not set.

Represents a random generator.

When a new state is started in a tracker, a token is created that wraps custom data, and can be used to stop the state later.