ScriptableFactoryManagerEditor

Custom Odin editor for the ScriptableFactoryManager singleton. Replaces the default inspector with a runtime monitoring view that displays all active factories grouped by type, each with expandable lists and ping-to-monitor navigation.

Definition

Namespace: Paragon.Core.ScriptableFactory.Editor Assembly: Paragon.Editor.dll

[CustomEditor(typeof(ScriptableFactoryManager))]
public class ScriptableFactoryManagerEditor : OdinEditor

Inherits: OdinEditor (Sirenix.OdinInspector.Editor) Attribute: [CustomEditor(typeof(ScriptableFactoryManager))]

Remarks

This editor reads the monitors property from ScriptableFactoryManager, which contains a Dictionary<Type, ScriptableFactoryMonitor[]> mapping each factory type to its runtime monitor instances. The view is play-mode only — at edit time, it displays a message prompting the user to enter play mode.

Each factory type group is rendered as a collapsible toolbar row showing the factory type name and instance count. Individual factory entries show a read-only object field with a "Ping Monitor" button that highlights the corresponding ScriptableFactoryMonitor GameObject in the hierarchy.

Quick Lookup

Goal	How
View active factories	Select the ScriptableFactoryManager in play mode
Navigate to a factory monitor	Click "Ping Monitor" on any factory entry
Expand/collapse factory groups	Click the foldout arrow on each type row

Fields

Field	Type	Description
monitorsProperty	InspectorProperty	Odin property for the monitors dictionary
isExpanded	bool	Controls the main "Factories" foldout state
factoryListExpandedMap	Dictionary<Type, bool>	Per-type foldout expansion state

Methods

OnEnable

Initializes the editor by resolving the monitors property from the Odin property tree and creating the expansion state dictionary.

protected override void OnEnable()

OnInspectorGUI

Main draw method. Renders the "Factories" header box with a foldout. When expanded, iterates over all monitor groups and calls DrawFactoryList() for each.

public override void OnInspectorGUI()

Behavior:

• If monitors exist: draws each factory type group in a vertical layout.

• If no monitors: displays "No factory is being monitored." (play mode) or "Enter play mode to see factories." (edit mode).

DrawFactoryList (private)

Draws a single factory type group as a collapsible toolbar row. Shows the nicified type name and factory count.

private void DrawFactoryList(InspectorProperty child)

DrawFactoryItem (private)

Draws a single factory monitor entry with a read-only object field and "Ping Monitor" button.

private void DrawFactoryItem(ScriptableFactoryMonitor factoryMonitor)

Common Pitfalls

Edit mode shows no data The monitors dictionary is only populated at runtime by ScriptableFactoryManager.Start(). In edit mode, the inspector shows a placeholder message. Do not assume factory data is available outside play mode.

See Also

• ScriptableFactoryManager — the runtime class this editor inspects

• ScriptableFactoryMonitor — the monitor components displayed in the list

• ScriptableFactoryRegistryEditor — the registry editor (edit-time counterpart)

• Editor Overview — editor tooling overview