Customize the UI of custom settings

To change the look of custom settings in the Graphics settings window, use the PropertyDrawer API.

Follow these steps:

Create a class that inherits from the PropertyDrawer class.
Add the [CustomPropertyDrawer] attribute to the class, with a reference to your settings class.
Override the PropertyDrawer.CreatePropertyGUI method, and return a VisualElement object that contains the UI elements you want to display.

The following example creates a custom UI for a MySettings class that contains a Boolean and a float field. The Graphics settings window displays the float only when the Boolean field is enabled.

For more information, refer to PropertyDrawer.

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEditor;
using UnityEngine.UIElements;

// Create a custom UI for the properties in the MySettings class
[CustomPropertyDrawer(typeof(MySettings))]
public class MySettingsPropertyDrawer : PropertyDrawer
{
    // Override the CreatePropertyGUI method to define the custom UI
    public override VisualElement CreatePropertyGUI(SerializedProperty property)
    {
        // Create a container to hold the UI elements
        var container = new VisualElement();

        // Find the properties to display
        var useProperty = property.FindPropertyRelative("m_UseMyFeature");
        var intensityProperty = property.FindPropertyRelative("m_MyFeatureIntensity");

        // Create property fields for each property
        var usePropertyField = new PropertyField(useProperty);
        var intensityPropertyField = new PropertyField(intensityProperty);

        // Enable or disable the intensity field based on the value of m_UseMyFeature
        usePropertyField.RegisterValueChangeCallback(evt =>
        {
            intensityPropertyField.SetEnabled(useProperty.boolValue);
        });

        // Add the property fields to the container
        container.Add(usePropertyField);
        container.Add(intensityPropertyField);

        // Return the container to be displayed in the Graphics settings window
        return container;
    }
}

To add items to the More (⋮) menu of a settings group, follow these steps:

Create a class that implements the IRenderPipelineGraphicsSettingsContextMenu2<T> interface.
Implement the PopulateContextMenu method.
To add an item, use the AddItem API.

For example:

public class MySettingsContextMenu : IRenderPipelineGraphicsSettingsContextMenu2<MySettings>
{
    void IRenderPipelineGraphicsSettingsContextMenu2<MySettings>.PopulateContextMenu(MySettings setting, SerializedProperty _, ref GenericMenu menu)
    {
        menu.AddItem(new GUIContent("My custom menu item"), false, () => { Debug.Log("Menu item was selected."); });
    }
}

Customize the UI of custom settings

Customize the More (⋮) menu of a settings group

Additional resources