/*
* Design notes:
*
* The design is meant to minimize the need to hard code field values in the editor
* while maintaining the use of serialized properties to format each field properly.
*
* With the exception of the core fields and the observers list, all sections are expected
* to start with a 'start' property field and end with the section's namesake 'complex'
* field. 'Complex' in this context means a field with child fields. They are used
* to control the foldout state for their associated section. All other fields that
* belong to a section are expected to be between the start and end fields. (The
* property iterator follows the field order in the class definition.)
*
* All fields are expected to be in a section with sections layed out internally as follows:
*
* Section start field
* ....
* .... Other section fields
* ....
* Section end complex field
*
* The order of the fields in each section is the same as defined in the source class.
* The order of the sections is controlled by this editor code.
*
* To allow reordering of sections, each section goes through separate load and draw
* draw steps. The load step gathers the persistant serialized properties from the
* property iterator. The draw step draws the properties.
*/
#region Editor Members
void OnEnable()
{
var outfit = target as StandardOutfit;
// Assume auto-detect has already been performed if the motion root is assigned
// Want to be conservative.
if (!Application.isPlaying && outfit && !outfit.MotionRoot)
{
StandardOutfit.UnsafeRefreshAllSettings(outfit);
EditorUtility.SetDirty(outfit);
}
}
private static void RefreshAllSettings(
StandardOutfit outfit, bool singleUndo = true, string undoLabel = "Refresh All Outfit Settings")
{
if (singleUndo)
{
Undo.IncrementCurrentGroup();
}
Undo.RecordObjects(StandardOutfit.UnsafeGetUndoObjects(outfit).ToArray(), undoLabel);
StandardOutfit.UnsafeRefreshAllSettings(outfit);
if (singleUndo)
{
Undo.CollapseUndoOperations(Undo.GetCurrentGroup());
}
}