Base class the Sprite Editor Window custom module inherits from.
Sprite Editor Window functionality can be extended by providing custom module. By inheriting from SpriteEditorModuleBase, user will be able to activate the module's functionality from Sprite Editor Window.
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using UnityEditor.Experimental.U2D; using UnityEngine;
public class MySpriteEditorCustomModule : SpriteEditorModuleBase { // The name of the module that will be shown in Sprite Editor Window drop down menu public override string moduleName { get { return "MySpriteEditorCustomModule"; } }
// This is called when user clicks on the Apply or Revert button in Sprite Editor Window public override bool ApplyRevert(bool apply) { return true; }
// Indicates if the module can be activated with the current ISpriteEditor state public override bool CanBeActivated() { return true; }
// Called after SpriteEditorWindow drawn the sprite. // UnityEditor.Handles draw calls will operate in Texture space public override void DoMainGUI() {}
// Draw user tool bar public override void DoToolbarGUI(Rect drawArea) {}
// Called when the module is activated by user public override void OnModuleActivate() {}
// Called when user switches to another module public override void OnModuleDeactivate() {}
// Any last GUI draw. This is in the SpriteEditorWindow's space. // Any GUI draw will appear on top public override void DoPostGUI() {} }
moduleName | The module name to display in Sprite Editor Window. |
spriteEditor | The ISpriteEditor instance that instantiated the module. |
ApplyRevert | This is called when user clicks on the Apply or Revert button in Sprite Editor Window. |
CanBeActivated | Indicates if the module can be activated with the current ISpriteEditor state. |
DoMainGUI | Implement this to draw on the Sprite Editor Window. |
DoPostGUI | Implement this to draw widgets in Sprite Editor Window. |
DoToolbarGUI | Implement this to create a custom toolbar. |
OnModuleActivate | This is called when the user activates the module. |
OnModuleDeactivate | This is called when user switches to another module. |
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