FolderAttribute

And NOW you can reference folders into Unity's Inspector.

That's what I've been waiting for years, until I decided to code it myself! Enjoy :D

Getting Started

For a quick import into an existing project, just get the UnityPackage.

The FolderAttribute folder is an empty project with only the plugin imported and some examples! :)

See the Code Usage for details on how to use it in your project.

Code Usage

using Folder; // Don't forget this.

[Folder]
public string materialsFolder; // A variable with [Folder] must be a string.

void Start()
{
    // Get the content of the folder!
    Material[] materials = materialsFolder.LoadFolder<Material>();
}

Screenshots

Warning

If you've made some changes to folders that are referenced in the inspector via FolderAttribute (like moving/renaming/deleting folders), it's always a good practice to enter Play mode to check you've not broken anything. Plus, it will update some references under-the-hood to ensure that your project can be shared with others without any broken reference.

Notes

• Last tested with Unity 2019.1.0f2 from 15 April 2019.

Authors

• Special thanks to Jérémy Chopin
• Arthur Cousseau

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details