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public static method Vector4Field(position: Rect, label: string, value: Vector4): Vector4;
public static Vector4 Vector4Field(Rect position, string label, Vector4 value);

Parameters

positionRectangle on the screen to use for the field.
labelLabel to display above the field.
valueThe value to edit.

Returns

Vector4 The value entered by the user.

Description

Make an X, Y, Z & W field for entering a Vector4.


Vector4 field in an Editor Window.

// Editor window that shows the detailed rotation (X,Y,Z and W components),
// the position in 3D space and position in Screen space of the selected
// transform.

class CustomTransformInspector extends EditorWindow { var showing : boolean = true; var rotationComp : Vector4;

@MenuItem("Examples/GameObject detailed inspector") static function Init() { var window = GetWindow(CustomTransformInspector); window.Show(); }

function OnInspectorUpdate() { Repaint(); }

function OnGUI() { var currObj = Selection.activeTransform; showing = EditorGUI.InspectorTitlebar(Rect(0,0,position.width, 20), showing, currObj); if(showing) { if(currObj) { currObj.position = EditorGUI.Vector3Field(Rect(3,15,position.width-6,20), "Position in 3D Space:", currObj.position);

EditorGUI.Vector2Field(Rect(3,50,position.width-6,20), "Position in Screen Space:", Camera.main.WorldToScreenPoint(currObj.position));

rotationComp = EditorGUI.Vector4Field(Rect(3, 85, position.width-6, 20), "Detailed Rotation:", QuaternionToVector4(currObj.localRotation)); currObj.localRotation = ConvertToQuaternion(rotationComp);

currObj.localScale = EditorGUI.Vector3Field(Rect(3,120,position.width-6,20), "Scale:", currObj.localScale);

} else { EditorGUI.DropShadowLabel(Rect(3,15,position.width,20),"Select an Object to inspect"); } } }

function ConvertToQuaternion(v4 : Vector4) { return Quaternion(v4.x, v4.y, v4.z, v4.w); }

function QuaternionToVector4(q : Quaternion) { return Vector4(q.x, q.y, q.z, q.w); } }
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEditor;

// Editor window that shows the detailed rotation (X,Y,Z and W components), // the position in 3D space and position in Screen space of the selected // transform.

class CustomTransformInspector : EditorWindow { bool showing = true; Vector4 rotationComp;

[MenuItem("Examples/GameObject detailed inspector")] static void Init() { CustomTransformInspector window = (CustomTransformInspector)EditorWindow.GetWindow(typeof(CustomTransformInspector)); window.Show(); }

void OnInspectorUpdate() { Repaint(); }

void OnGUI() { var currObj = Selection.activeTransform;

showing = EditorGUI.InspectorTitlebar(new Rect(0, 0, position.width, 20), showing, currObj, showing); if (showing) { if (currObj) { currObj.position = EditorGUI.Vector3Field(new Rect(3, 15, position.width - 6, 20), "Position in 3D Space:", currObj.position);

EditorGUI.Vector2Field(new Rect(3, 50, position.width - 6, 20), "Position in Screen Space:", Camera.main.WorldToScreenPoint(currObj.position));

rotationComp = EditorGUI.Vector4Field(new Rect(3, 85, position.width - 6, 20), "Detailed Rotation:", QuaternionToVector4(currObj.localRotation)); currObj.localRotation = ConvertToQuaternion(rotationComp);

currObj.localScale = EditorGUI.Vector3Field(new Rect(3, 120, position.width - 6, 20), "Scale:", currObj.localScale); } else { EditorGUI.DropShadowLabel( new Rect(3, 15, position.width, 20), "Select an Object to inspect"); } } }

Quaternion ConvertToQuaternion(Vector4 v4) { return new Quaternion(v4.x, v4.y, v4.z, v4.w); }

Vector4 QuaternionToVector4(Quaternion q) { return new Vector4(q.x, q.y, q.z, q.w); } }

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