- Getting Started
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Odin Validator
- Getting Started With Odin Validator
- Validate Using Attributes
- Validator Types Overview
- Creating Custom ValueValidators
- Creating Custom RootObjectValidators
- Creating Custom AttributeValidators
- Creating Custom SceneValidators
- Creating Custom ISelfValidators
- Validators vs Validation Rules
- Creating Custom Fixes
- Using The Validator In Your Custom Pipeline
- Migrating 2.1 and 3.0 Validators to 3.1
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Using Attributes
- Simple Attribute Examples
- Group Attributes
- Meta Attributes
- The OdinSerialize And The ShowInInspector
- Changing The Order Of Properties
- Attribute Expressions
- Unit Attributes
- Property States
- Save Space with Odin Composite Attributes
- Inspector Groups with Odin Inspector
- How to Use Odin Inspector with Scriptable Objects
- Custom Editor Windows
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Serialize Anything
- Odin Serializer Quick Start
- Implementing The Odin Serializer
- Avoiding Unity's Infinite Depth Warning
- External Reference Resolver
- Features And Limitations
- Refactoring
- Serializing Dictionaries
- On Odins Serialization Procotol
- On Unitys Serialization Procotol
- Making Save Games With The Odin Serializer
- Serialization Debugger
- Serializing Without Serialized base classes
- AOT Serialization
- Best Practices
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How to Create Custom Drawers using Odin
- How To Make A HealthBar Attribute
- How To Create A Custom Value Drawer
- How To Make A Custom Group
- How to Use The PropertyTree
- Understanding Generic Constraints On Odin Drawers
- Tips, Tricks and Best Practices
- Attribute Drawers with Odin
- Odin Value Drawers for Structs
- Odin Value Drawers for Classes
- Create A Custom Group with Unity and Odin Inspector
- Using Property Resolvers and Attribute Processors
- Value and Action Resolvers
- License Management Online
- Inviting Team Members
- License Management in Unity
- Misc
Editor Only Mode
If you're only interested in Odin's editor capabilities, and don't want the Odin Serializer to become part of your build, then you can either: download our pre-configured Editor Only mode build, or navigate to Tools > Odin Inspector > Preferences > Editor Only Mode and enable Editor Only mode from there.
Enabling Editor Only mode will prevent almost all of Odin from being included in your builds. The only Odin code that will be included is the small Sirenix.OdinInspector.Attributes assembly, containing only the attribute definitions. If you are using IL2CPP, many of these attributes will likely be removed during Unity's code stripping step.
You're still able to use Odin's serialization system in the editor. Editor Only mode only ensures that Odin's serializer won't be included in your builds.
