= Runtime Inspector & Hierarchy = Online documentation available at: https://github.com/yasirkula/UnityRuntimeInspector E-mail: yasirkula@gmail.com ### ABOUT This asset is a simple yet powerful runtime Inspector and Hierarchy solution for Unity 3D that should work on pretty much any platform that Unity supports, including mobile platforms. ### HOW TO Please see the online documentation for an in-depth documentation of the Scripting API: https://github.com/yasirkula/UnityRuntimeInspector - To use the hierarchy in your scene, drag&drop the RuntimeHierarchy prefab to your canvas - To use the inspector in your scene, drag&drop the RuntimeInspector prefab to your canvas You can connect the inspector to the hierarchy so that whenever the selection in the hierarchy changes, inspector inspects the newly selected object. To do this, assign the inspector to the Connected Inspector property of the hierarchy. You can also connect the hierarchy to the inspector so that whenever an object reference in the inspector is highlighted, the selection in hierarchy is updated. To do this, assign the hierarchy to the Connected Hierarchy property of the inspector. Note that these connections are one-directional, meaning that assigning the inspector to the hierarchy will not automatically assign the hierarchy to the inspector or vice versa. Also note that the inspector and the hierarchy are not singletons and therefore, you can have several instances of them in your scene at a time with different configurations. ### NEW INPUT SYSTEM SUPPORT This plugin supports Unity's new Input System but it requires some manual modifications (if both the legacy and the new input systems are active at the same time, no changes are needed): - the plugin mustn't be installed as a package, i.e. it must reside inside the Assets folder and not the Packages folder (it can reside inside a subfolder of Assets like Assets/Plugins) - if Unity 2019.2.5 or earlier is used, add ENABLE_INPUT_SYSTEM compiler directive to "Player Settings/Scripting Define Symbols" (these symbols are platform specific, so if you change the active platform later, you'll have to add the compiler directive again) - add "Unity.InputSystem" assembly to "RuntimeInspector.Runtime" Assembly Definition File's "Assembly Definition References" list