Editor Project
Your game can have an editor component to it. Your game's editor project is special in that it can access both the tools and the game code.
Your game can have an editor component to it. Your game's editor project is special in that it can access both the tools and the game code.
Editor projects are not sandboxed. They are not limited by any whitelists and can run any functions. You should be careful when running code you have received from an untrusted source - because it can do almost anything.
Creating
To create an editor project you simply create a folder named "editor" in your project folder. Any code in this folder will be treated as part of the editor project.
You will get a new project in your IDE called <projectname>.editor.
Why create an Editor Project
Creating an editor project lets you do a few special things.
- Create Editor Widgets
- Create Editor Tools
- Create Custom Inspectors for your Components or GameResources
- Create new Control Widgets
- Create new Editor Docks
- Create Editor Apps
- Create Editor Tools
- Create Asset Previews
Referenced API
Canonical API pages mentioned in this guide.
Get the current editor if any. Will return null if we're not in the editor, or there is no active editor session.
Get the current editor if any. Will return null if we're not in the editor, or there is no active editor session.
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Allows access to the scene's editor session from the game. This will be null if there is no editor session active on this scene.
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