Runtime Inspector and Hierarchy [Open Source]

You can check out the InternalSettings asset to see how I've used Hidden Fields and Exposed Fields.

 

Thank you for your answer.
I wanted to control the fields of the class, so I created internal setting 1 by duplicating the internal configuration.
I tried to hide everything by putting * in the settings like in image [1].
I added InternalSettings1 to the Runtime Inspector settings as shown in image [2], but the field is not hidden.
Please let me know if I make a mistake in using it.

 

It looks correct. There is no space character after *, right? Is your class named exactly TextHandle?

 

There was no letter after the *.
It can also be applied to script classes, right? I'm a beginner, so it would be helpful if you could tell me in detail.

 

I've just now tested this scenario with a class called TestScript and it worked. I'm guessing that another class with the same name exists in a package or somewhere else and RuntimeInspector is pulling that class instead of yours. I'd recommend calling Debug.Log(typeof(TextHandle).AssemblyQualifiedName), copying the returned string and pasting it to the RuntimeInspectorSettings asset instead of just "TextHandle". That should hopefully do the trick.

 

Thank you for the test up.
The name I was advised did not recover from the symptoms,
but the symptoms recovered when I reset the environment and imported the assets.
The cause is unknown, but I will wait and see.
yasirkura, Thank you for your response.

 

Hi yasirkula , First of all thanks for the amazing tool. it works nicely.
I have one question, so I am adding an object to a pseudoScene , this Parent Game object contains three children.
Now I am hiding these children by using GameobjectFilter, which hides the children as expected.
My question is how do I hide the 'Expand Arrorw' in front of the Parent Gameobject, because since there are no child to show under it we dont need this expand arrow.
can you please guide me how to do that ?

 

@BigKnockDown You're right but there is unfortunately no simple way to do that. Basically, this property should check if any of the children are visible, as well. You can iterate over each children via GetChild and run this filter on that child to see if it's visible.