Root Object Validator - Odin Validator
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2022
- What if you want or need specific validation of your Unity project? Odin attributes are a great start but custom validators are next level! Root object validators only validate the ROOT object and not references to the object - whereas a Value Validator will validate references as well.
Odin Validator is an addon to Odin Inspector that helps to automate and significantly speed up the process of finding and resolving errors in a Unity project. It streamlines the workflow between programmers and designers and provides a significant boost to teams of any size working on a longer-term project.
Odin Validator: odininspector.com/odin-projec...
Validator Tutorials
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Root Object Validator: • Root Object Validator ...
Value Validator: • Value Validator - Odin...
Attribute Validator: • Attribute Validator - ...
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Buy Odin Inspector: odininspector.com/pricing
Buy Odin Project Validator: odininspector.com/odin-validator
Odin Serializer: odininspector.com/odin-serial...
Odin Tutorials: odininspector.com/tutorials
Odin Attributes: odininspector.com/attributes
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Thanks for doing these videos, it helps demystify your products.
wow awesome
Great videos! What would be the best way to validate root objects with a specific attribute? Basically attribute validators, but for root objects instead of references. For example, I'd might want to have a validator which ensures that all MonoBehaviours with a 'MustHaveParentAttribute' indeed have a parent on their transform. Do you have a suggestion for this?
Great videos! Any news on when we'll get a video on how rules work?
Our upcomming video on scene validators will make use of rules and the video after that should be looking specifically at rules; how to use them and how they differ from non-rule validators. Until then, we do have written documentation about rules: odininspector.com/tutorials/odin-validator/validators-vs-validation-rules#odin-validator
@@sirenix7891 Awesome thanks!