slider controller in inspector using custom c# script.

Unity Engine
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I could be wrong, but it seems like slider controller is not doable using c# script in the inspector window…?

I saw some js script that does this ( like the ones in the post processing script ) but even there , I could not figure out what makes some float value to include its own slider controller and some not.

I know you can do this in custom editor window, but I want it to be just straight foward on the inspector window where my script component shows. This is possible for custom shader, so why not for c# and is this possibility at all?

cheers.:slight_smile:

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Sliders work for me in the inspector. As far as I know, all the editor scripts from Unity are implemented in C#. I don’t see a reason why anything that can be done in JavaScript can not be made with C#.
Usually, if something works in a custom editor window, it should also work in the inspector.

It would help, if you could share some code of things that are not working for you.

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Well, for example

if I define,

public float value;

in my script, then I can see it is exposed as a single float input without slider in the inspector where my script component lies.

but I can’t seem to figure my way out on how to enable slider bar controller along side of the float input in the same area.

Do you have example code that I can see that works in the inspector window?

4

Are you aware of this documentation page?

The only thing you need to do with it is to translate it to C#. But there are lots of other examples that you may use as a starting point, such as that one.

5

before u declare ur float in your script add the [Range(min,max)]

example

[Range(0.2f,5.0f)]
public float x1;

hope that works

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Cheers will try that!

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Just answering to confirm what Nagual.George suggests WORKS!

Keep in mind though that in Javascript its @Range(0.2f,5.0f)