AssetSelectorAttribute class

Namespace:	Sirenix.OdinInspector
Assembly:	Sirenix.OdinInspector.Attributes

[Conditional("UNITY_EDITOR")]
public class AssetSelectorAttribute : Attribute, _Attribute

The AssetSelector attribute can be used on all Unity types and will prepend a small button next to the object field that when clicked, will present the user with a dropdown of assets to select from which can be customized from the attribute.

Inheritance

System.Object
System.Attribute
AssetSelectorAttribute

Constructors

AssetSelectorAttribute()

public AssetSelectorAttribute()

Fields

DisableListAddButtonBehaviour

False by default.

public bool DisableListAddButtonBehaviour

DrawDropdownForListElements

True by default. If the ValueDropdown attribute is applied to a list, then disabling this, will render all child elements normally without using the ValueDropdown. The ValueDropdown will still show up when you click the add button on the list drawer, unless DisableListAddButtonBehaviour is true.

public bool DrawDropdownForListElements

DropdownHeight

Gets or sets the height of the dropdown. Default is zero.

public int DropdownHeight

DropdownTitle

Gets or sets the title for the dropdown. Null by default.

public string DropdownTitle

DropdownWidth

Gets or sets the width of the dropdown. Default is zero.

public int DropdownWidth

ExcludeExistingValuesInList

If the ValueDropdown attribute is applied to a list, and IsUniqueList is set to true, then enabling this, will exclude existing values, instead of rendering a checkbox indicating whether the item is already included or not.

public bool ExcludeExistingValuesInList

ExpandAllMenuItems

If the dropdown renders a tree-view, then setting this to true will ensure everything is expanded by default.

public bool ExpandAllMenuItems

Filter

The filters we should use when calling AssetDatabase.FindAssets.

public string Filter

FlattenTreeView

By default, the dropdown will create a tree view.

public bool FlattenTreeView

IsUniqueList

True by default.

public bool IsUniqueList

SearchInFolders

Specify which folders to search in. Specifying no folders will make it search in your entire project. Use the Paths property for a more clean way of populating this array through attributes.

public string[] SearchInFolders

Properties

Paths

Specify which folders to search in. Specifying no folders will make it search in your entire project. You can decalir multiple paths using '|' as the seperator. Example:

[AssetList(Paths = "Assets/Textures|Assets/Other/Textures")]

This property is simply a more clean way of populating the SearchInFolders array.

public string Paths { get; set; }