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It seems to me that a member variable of a self-defined class is not showing up in the inspector. what's the right way to do it?

also, In Javascript I know one could change the size of an Array in the inspector, can I do the same thing with C#?

The following is my script:

public class MetaMorph : MonoBehaviour {

public MetaMorph_Setting_class MetaMorph_Settings = new MetaMorph_Setting_class();public class MetaMorph_Setting_class { public GameObject MM_Mesh_Object; public bool MM_Is_Boned = true; }public List< Diff_Map_class > Diff_Maps = new List< Diff_Map_class >();public class Diff_Map_class { public string Name; public Texture2D DM_Image; }

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Your data classes should have the [Serializable] attribute, like this:

public class MetaMorph : MonoBehaviour {
    [Serializable]
    public class MetaMorph_Setting_class { public GameObject MM_Mesh_Object; public bool MM_Is_Boned = true; }
    public MetaMorph_Setting_class MetaMorph_Settings = new MetaMorph_Setting_class();

    [Serializable]
    public class Diff_Map_class { public string Name; public Texture2D DM_Image; }
    public List<Diff_Map_class> Diff_Maps = new List<Diff_Map_class>();
}

answered Oct 10 '11 at 02:43 PM

PatHightree
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