Hey folks.
I finally found out how to use the 3rd and 4th MouseButtons, but now I need to constantly check for them.
Problem is I don’t know of any method besides [ExecuteInEditMode], but actually I really don’t want to use a GameObject and MonoBehaviour just for that ( just turned all of my Singletons to ScriptableObjects).
isn’t there some magical Method or Class out there, that could help me out?
Thanks
[UnityEditor.InitializeOnLoad] // <<< IMPORTANT
public class TestClass
{
static TestClass()
{
UnityEditor.EditorApplication.update += MyMethod;
}
private static void MyMethod()
{
Debug.Log("MyMethod!");
}
}
use this:
[ExecuteInEditMode]
public class PrintAwake : MonoBehaviour
{
void Awake()
{
Debug.Log("Editor causes this Awake");
}
void Update()
{
Debug.Log("Editor causes this Update");
}
}
Found Here
Note you can remove MonoBehaviour
Hmm... what are you seeing as Log output vs. the inspector in this situation? Or, more specifically, what value are you logging to test this? At face value, everything seems reasonable unless there's something unclear from the discard-pile's-first-child-transform.
– Eno-Khaon
You may want to wrap the whole script in a preprocessor [hashsymbol]IF UNITY_EDITOR ... [hashsymbol]ENDIF to avoid build errors
– TobychappellNice, this looks good. Actually I went for EditorWindow, but this method looks way better. I check it out tomorrow. Thanks Buddy ;-) But one Question: When do you prefer InitializeOnLoad over DidReloadScripts? Ah and yeah, I forgot to tell you but It should've been an editor Script. But if I ever intent to use a combo, I know where to look ;-)
– dCalle