NaughtyAttributes don't work on custom Inspector Editors

[dbrizov]

NaughtyAttributes don't work on custom Inspector Editors

[karmacod3r]

Hope this is not off topic:
Only an incomplete solution, but I managed to get Attributes working in my custom editor by using NaughtyAttributes.InspectorEditor as base class. Only thing is that I needed to make InspectorEditor.OnEnable "protected virtual" so I could override.
In my custom editor I override OnInspectorGUI and do what I need after base.OnInspectorGUI().

[dbrizov]

Fixed in version 2.0.0.
The attributes are now reimplemented with Unity's CustomPropertyDrawer so they work in custom inspectors. There are some exceptions, however (like ReorderableList, EnableIf...). For these to work you need to call NaughtyEditorGUI.PropertyField_Layout instead of EditorGUILayout.PropertyField when you are creating your custom editors

[dbrizov]

I have to check that out mate, but I don't think it's possible at the moment. The problem is that I am not using the Unity's API to create custom attributes (if I was this issue wouldn't have happened). There were some limitations, and I decided to create my own API for creating attributes. I need to think of a fix, because your case is a very common thing.

[mattnewport]

The way I usually use this in a Custom Inspector is something like this:

void OnEnable()
{
    ...
    prop = serializedObject.FindProperty("prop");
    ...
}

public override void OnInspectorGUI()
{
    ...
    EditorGUILayout.PropertyField(prop);
    ...
}

So I'd be fine with doing something like:

public override void OnInspectorGUI()
{
   ...
   NaughtyAttributes.GUILayout.PropertyField(prop);
   ...
}

If that's easier to get working. Just as long as there's some way to get the custom drawing from a Custom Inspector, it doesn't have to be via EditorGUILayout.PropertyField().

[dbrizov]

Well, I am using EditorGUILayout.PropertyField(property, includeChildren) for drawing the properties, but not for all attributes. The ReorderableList for example uses some stuff from the UnityEditorInternal namespace. I need to see what exactly is the problem here, but I like your advice with the NaughtyAttributes.GUILayout.PropertyField(prop).

[mattnewport]

The first Attribute I used and the one I had problems with was ShowIf - it could be that some of the others work fine and that just happens to be one of the ones that doesn't.

[themorfeus]

Hope this is not off topic:
Only an incomplete solution, but I managed to get Attributes working in my custom editor by using NaughtyAttributes.InspectorEditor as base class. Only thing is that I needed to make InspectorEditor.OnEnable "protected virtual" so I could override.
In my custom editor I override OnInspectorGUI and do what I need after base.OnInspectorGUI().

This works, although it would be helpful to mark OnEnable and OnDisable as protected virtual, so that they can be overriden in inheriting inspectors.

[celojevic]

This problem still exists when making a custom editor like the latest answer by BgBg in this link: http://answers.unity.com/answers/1904868/view.html

[ReadOnly] and [ShowIf] attributes dont draw as expected. And the editor doesnt contain any of the property field stuff as in the last comment above ^