public void DrawInspector(Transform target)
        {
            Transform t = (Transform)target;

            //if we're only editing 1 object, otherwise we need to display an error message since multi-object
            //editing isn't currently supported by this extension.
            if (Selection.transforms.Length < 2)
            {
                //Try to check if the generic object is valid
                if (target != null)
                {
                    DrawSnappingFoldout(t);

                    UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                    //We only need 2 vectors (X and Y) for 2DToolkit.  No need to show the Z value.
                    Vector3 position = EditorGUILayout.Vector2Field("Position", new Vector2(t.localPosition.x, t.localPosition.y));

                    UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                    //We can't show scale, since we don't know if this object even HAS scale...
                    //Vector2 scale = EditorGUILayout.Vector2Field("Size", new Vector2(tk2dSprite.scale.x, tk2dSprite.scale.y));

                    DrawRotationControls(t);

                    UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                    UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                    DrawLayerAndDepthControls(t);

                    //allow the Z Depth to be set
                    position.z = (float)EditorGUILayout.IntField("Z Depth", (int)t.localPosition.z);

                    EditorGUI.indentLevel = 0;

                    //Leave some vertical space between areas!
                    EditorGUILayout.Space();

                    if (GUI.changed)
                    {
                        Undo.RecordObject(t, "Transform Change");
                        t.localPosition    = this.FixIfNaN(position);
                        t.localEulerAngles = this.FixIfNaN(EulerAngles);

                        //Check if the scale is NaN
                        //var tk2DScale = new Vector3(scale.x, scale.y, 0);
                        //tk2DScale = this.FixIfNaN(tk2DScale);

                        //Then copy it back
                        //tk2dSprite.scale = new Vector2(tk2DScale.x, tk2DScale.y);

                        //Retrieve the layer by name, and then set it.
                        target.gameObject.layer = LayerMask.NameToLayer(GetSortedLayer());

                        //copy our changed sprite back to our target.
                        EditorUtility.SetDirty(target);
                    }
                }
            }
            else
            {
                EditorGUILayout.LabelField("Multi-object editing is not supported at this time.");
            }
        }
        public void DrawInspector(Transform target)
        {
            Transform t = (Transform)target;

            //if we're only editing 1 object, otherwise we need to display an error message since multi-object
            //editing isn't currently supported by this extension.
            if (Selection.transforms.Length < 2)
            {
                // Replicate the standard transform inspector gui if the component isn't part of 2DToolkit
                if (t.gameObject.GetComponent("tk2dBaseSprite"))
                {
                    var tk2dSpriteType = TransformInspectorUtility.GetType("tk2dBaseSprite");
                    var tk2dSprite     = t.gameObject.GetComponent("tk2dBaseSprite");

                    //Get the sprite definition, so we can make sure it isn't null before preceding.
                    MethodInfo tk2d_GetCurrentSpriteDef = tk2dSpriteType.GetMethod("GetCurrentSpriteDef", Type.EmptyTypes);
                    object     SpriteDef = tk2d_GetCurrentSpriteDef.Invoke(tk2dSprite, tk2d_GetCurrentSpriteDef.GetParameters());

                    //Try to check if the 2DToolkit sprite object is valid
                    if (tk2dSprite != null && SpriteDef != null)
                    {
                        DrawSnappingFoldout(t);

                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        //We only need 2 vectors (X and Y) for 2DToolkit.  No need to show the Z value.
                        Vector3 position = EditorGUILayout.Vector2Field("Position", new Vector2(t.localPosition.x, t.localPosition.y));

                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        //Again, we only need X and Y for scale.
                        Vector2 scale = EditorGUILayout.Vector2Field("Size",
                                                                     new Vector2(TransformInspectorUtility.GetScaleFromClassName("tk2dBaseSprite", "scale", t).x,
                                                                                 TransformInspectorUtility.GetScaleFromClassName("tk2dBaseSprite", "scale", t).y));

                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        DrawRotationControls(t);

                        //Leave some vertical space between areas!
                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        DrawLayerAndDepthControls(t);

                        //allow the Z Depth to be set
                        position.z = (float)EditorGUILayout.IntField("Z Depth", (int)t.localPosition.z);

                        EditorGUI.indentLevel = 0;

                        //Leave some vertical space between areas!
                        EditorGUILayout.Space();

                        if (GUI.changed)
                        {
                            Undo.RecordObject(t, "Transform Change");
                            t.localPosition    = this.FixIfNaN(position);
                            t.localEulerAngles = this.FixIfNaN(EulerAngles);

                            //Check if the scale is NaN
                            var tk2DScale = new Vector3(scale.x, scale.y, 1);
                            tk2DScale = this.FixIfNaN(tk2DScale);

                            //Then copy it back
                            //tk2dSprite.scale = new Vector2(tk2DScale.x, tk2DScale.y);
                            TransformInspectorUtility.SetScaleFromClassName("tk2dBaseSprite", "scale", t, tk2DScale);

                            //Retrieve the layer by name, and then set it.
                            tk2dSprite.gameObject.layer = LayerMask.NameToLayer(GetSortedLayer());

                            //copy our changed sprite back to our target.
                            EditorUtility.SetDirty(tk2dSprite);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            else
            {
                EditorGUILayout.LabelField("Multi-object editing is not supported at this time.");
            }
        }
        public void DrawInspector(Transform target)
        {
            Transform t = (Transform)target;

            //if we're only editing 1 object, otherwise we need to display an error message since multi-object
            //editing isn't currently supported by this extension.
            if (Selection.transforms.Length < 2)
            {
                // Replicate the standard transform inspector gui if the component isn't a Unity 4.3 sprite
                if (t.gameObject.GetComponent("SpriteRenderer"))
                {
                    //var unitySpriteType = TransformInspectorUtility.GetType("SpriteRenderer");
                    var unitySprite = t.gameObject.GetComponent("SpriteRenderer");

                    //Try to check if the 2DToolkit sprite object is valid
                    if (unitySprite != null)
                    {
                        DrawSnappingFoldout(t);

                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        //We only need 2 vectors (X and Y) for 2DToolkit.  No need to show the Z value.
                        Vector3 position = EditorGUILayout.Vector2Field("Position", new Vector2(t.localPosition.x, t.localPosition.y));

                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        //Again, we only need X and Y for scale.
                        //Vector2 scale = EditorGUILayout.Vector2Field("Size",
                        //new Vector2(TransformInspectorUtility.GetScaleFromClassName("Sprite", "scale", t).x,
                        //TransformInspectorUtility.GetScaleFromClassName("Sprite", "scale", t).y));

                        //Note: Do Unity sprite just use the Transform's scale?
                        Vector2 scale = EditorGUILayout.Vector2Field("Size", new Vector2(t.localScale.x,
                                                                                         t.localScale.y));

                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        DrawRotationControls(t);

                        //Leave some vertical space between areas!
                        UnfinityGUIUtil.Unity4Space();

                        DrawLayerAndDepthControls(t);

                        //allow the Z Depth to be set
                        position.z = (float)EditorGUILayout.IntField("Z Depth", (int)t.localPosition.z);

                        EditorGUI.indentLevel = 0;

                        //Leave some vertical space between areas!
                        EditorGUILayout.Space();

                        if (GUI.changed)
                        {
                            Undo.RecordObject(t, "Transform Change");
                            t.localPosition    = this.FixIfNaN(position);
                            t.localEulerAngles = this.FixIfNaN(EulerAngles);

                            //Check if the scale is NaN
                            var spriteScale = new Vector3(scale.x, scale.y, 1);
                            spriteScale = this.FixIfNaN(spriteScale);

                            t.localScale = spriteScale;
                            //Then copy it back
                            //tk2dSprite.scale = new Vector2(tk2DScale.x, tk2DScale.y);
                            //TransformInspectorUtility.SetScaleFromClassName("SpriteRenderer", "scale", t, tk2DScale);


                            //Retrieve the layer by name, and then set it.
                            unitySprite.gameObject.layer = LayerMask.NameToLayer(GetSortedLayer());

                            //copy our changed sprite back to our target.
                            EditorUtility.SetDirty(unitySprite);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            else
            {
                EditorGUILayout.LabelField("Multi-object editing is not supported at this time.");
            }
        }