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I didn't get the error in 2022.3.0f1 but I do get it in the latest 2022.3.7f1 so it must have been newly introduced. The issue is that several of the GUIStyles UltEvents is trying to use don't seem to exist, which is probably the same as this issue.

Hopefully they'll fix it soon, but for now you can avoid the issue by going to

static InternalGUI()

and replacing the first 3 lines with this:

Code (CSharp):

1. SearchBarStyle = EditorStyles.toolbarSearchField;// GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSeachTextField");
2. SearchBarEndStyle = EditorStyles.toolbarButton;// GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSeachCancelButtonEmpty");
3. SearchBarCancelStyle = EditorStyles.toolbarButton;// GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSeachCancelButton");

 

Wow! Thank you for your excellent response.

 

Or you can use this:

Code (CSharp):

1. SearchBarStyle = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSearchTextField");
2. SearchBarEndStyle = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSearchCancelButtonEmpty");
3. SearchBarCancelStyle = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSearchCancelButton");

Previously, there was a typo `Seach` instead of `Search`.
This fixed issue for me.

 

Oh yeah, I totally forgot about that. When I first wrote it I noticed that typo in the names so they obviously didn't remove those styles, just fixed their old typo. Really annoying that they'd rename them in a minor patch version though, because it means I can't just use a #if to give the right name.

 

I encountered a problem, couldn't find a solution. When I drag a scriptable object into the event it works perfectly, but if I try to drag an object from the hierarchy it says "no type selected". I tried dragging the object itself, the specific attached script, and did it for every single object in the scene with the same result. Am I doing something wrong?

 

Where is your event located? If it's in an asset then it won't be able to reference objects in the hierarchy because Unity doesn't allow assets to reference scene objects.

 

Yes, this was indeed the case. Thank you.

 

You can wrap it in a check if you want it to work with older versions of the engine as well:

Code (CSharp):

1.                 #if UNITY_2023_2_OR_NEWER || UNITY_2021_3_28 || UNITY_2022_3_1
2.                 SearchBarStyle       = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSearchTextField");
3.                 SearchBarEndStyle    = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSearchCancelButtonEmpty");
4.                 SearchBarCancelStyle = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSearchCancelButton");
5.                 #else
6.                 SearchBarStyle       = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSeachTextField");
7.                 SearchBarEndStyle    = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSeachCancelButtonEmpty");
8.                 SearchBarCancelStyle = GUI.skin.FindStyle("ToolbarSeachCancelButton");              
9.                 #endif

 

Hi there!

I'm using UltEvents mainly for inputting multiple fields into my custom events. I'm wondering if it's possible to extend the code somehow so that I can pass in Lists?

Thanks!

 

If you want to pass in the list from code when invoking the event, an UltEvent<T> lets you use whatever parameter type you want as T.

Allowing you to set up a list in the event's Inspector wouldn't be feasible, but if you make a MonoBehaviour or ScriptableObject to hold your list, you could have the event take that object as a parameter.

 

Hrmm, the list in the inspector was what I was after, but I understand how that could be difficult to implement. I'll go with a separate list container and reference that. Thanks for helping out!