Editor Scripts and UI collection

[Pawel]

Here I will be sharing my Editor Scripts and UI

I invite you to also share yours, directly or link it here

Also, share your ideas and wishes on what can be added!

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I didn’t want to hijack this awesome place with @Jerakin’s Editor Script, but I will link it here for references:

Jerakin's editor scripts

I have been updating my post Editor Scripts : Alpha Release - #38 by Jerakin but it’s getting quite burried so I decided to move them into new topic, I will update this topic with any extensions I create. editor-script-atlas Add any number of images to the selected atlas. Add any number of images to the selected atlas, as an animation. Create a new atlas from the selected images editor-script-templates Define your own template files and create them from the file context me…

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Source:

I put them in a single repository. You can use them all by linking as Dependency in Defold, or copy and paste the editor scripts you find useful.

GitHub - paweljarosz/editor-scripts-ui-collection: Defold Editor script to...

The license is MIT.

Don’t forget to click Project → Reload Editor Scripts or a shortcut Ctrl+Shit+R or Cmd+Shit+R.

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Scripts usage:

add-gui-script-for-gui

It creates a .gui_script file and links it to the given.gui file immediately (to Script property).

1. Right click on any .gui file in Assets.
2. Select Add GUI Script.

It really rarely happens that you create a .gui component file without a .gui_script, so I hope it will be useful When it will be possible to add command to a menu when clicked on a directory - I will add a script that add both .gui and .gui_script files in it.

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add-gui-to-collection

A more advanced version of the above functionality. It creates both .gui component and .gui_script files binded together and puts a game object with gui component with this gui directly in collection. It also has a UI popup, where you can type a name!

1. Right click on root in your collection Outline pane.
2. Select Add GUI to collection.
3. Type in a name and click Enter.
4. Click Create.

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Those scripts can be easily suited to your needs - try to check out the code - modify for example strings, names or contents of files that are created, etc.