Editor

Editor tooling for ParagonBehaviour and its subsystem/component architecture. Provides custom Inspector rendering, a context menu for toggling subsystems and debug mode, and a visual UI Toolkit-based drawer for managing subsystem components.

Architecture

Key Concepts

Concept

Description

ParagonBehaviourEditor

Custom Odin-based Inspector editor for all ParagonBehaviour subclasses. Manages the subsystem property and debug toggle.

ParagonBehaviourContextMenu

Injects a gear icon into the editor header of every ParagonBehaviour. Provides context menu items for toggling subsystems and debug mode.

ParagonSubsystemDrawer

UI Toolkit-based Odin property drawer that renders the subsystem's component list with expandable toolboxes and an add/remove workflow.

ParagonSubsystemSelector

Popup type selector (using Odin's GenericSelector<Type>) for picking which component type to add to a subsystem.

How It Works

Header Context Menu — ParagonBehaviourContextMenu uses EditorHeaderItemInjector to add a gear icon to every ParagonBehaviour Inspector header. Clicking it reveals a dropdown with "Use Subsystem" (if applicable) and "Enable Debug" toggles.
Subsystem Toggle — When "Use Subsystem" is toggled, ParagonBehaviourEditor.EnableSubsystem() creates a new ParagonSubsystem<T> instance and assigns it to the behaviour's serialized subsystem field. Disabling nulls it out.
Component Drawing — When a subsystem is active, ParagonSubsystemDrawer renders each IParagonComponent in a Toolbox with expand/collapse, remove buttons, and right-click context menus (copy/paste/reset). The "+" button opens ParagonSubsystemSelector.
Component Selection — ParagonSubsystemSelector queries TypeCache for all concrete types implementing IParagonComponent<TBehaviour> that aren't already present, displays them in a searchable popup, and adds the selected type to the subsystem.