1. Installation

• Install Editor Toolbox package:
  • 1 way: Find Unity Package Manager (Window/Package Manager) and add package using this git URL:

  https://github.com/arimger/Unity-Editor-Toolbox.git#upm
  

  • 2 way: Copy and paste Editor Toolbox directory into your project (Assets/...) + add dependencies
  • 3 way: Install via OpenUPM registry:

  openupm add com.browar.editor-toolbox
  

• Open Edit/Project Settings/Editor Toolbox window
• If settings file is not found, press "Refresh" button or create new one
• Manage settings in your way
  • Enable/disable Hierarchy overlay, choose allowed information
  • Enable/disable Project icons or/and assign own directories
  • Enable/disable Toolbox drawers or/and assign custom drawers

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Important

This package is fully IMGUI-based, which means it may conflict with pure UI Toolkit features in your project. Additionally, Toolbox overwrites the 'base' custom Editor for all UnityEngine.Objects, it's a common solution but means that you can't combine other Inspector extensions/plugins.

Requirements

Unity 2018.x or newer

Dependencies

EditorCoroutines

Settings

The most important file, allows the user to manage all available features. Can be accessed from the Project Settings window (Edit/Project Settings.../Editor Toolbox) or directly inside the Project window. Make sure to have one valid settings file per project.

Available features are divided into four groups:

• Hierarchy
• Project
• Inspector
• SceneView

Each module is described in its respective section.

If you want to keep your custom settings between UET versions, create your own settings file:

Create/Editor Toolbox/Settings

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Important

If you are getting warnings related to the current settings state, it most likely means that some features are not present in your Unity version. I suggest creating your own settings file and adjusting potential issues. Generally, it's always better to use a custom settings file rather than the default one. I'm planning to replace the ScriptableObject-based solution in the future, so it won't be a problem anymore.