Editor GUI ScrollView Actual Scrollbar Not Showing Up??

Hey all, I am currently working on the GUI to an asset for a project I'm working on in a team setting. The purpose of this UI is to allow our game designers to pick from a list of prefabs, select a prefab, and insert it into the game world.

My issue is right now I am trying to make use of the scrollview to allow me to display the sprite associated with each prefab object and the name of the object. Eventually adding functionality to select the prefab from the list. Question one is simple, why does this code not pull up a horizontal scroll bar for my scroll view. I feel like I am completely overlooking something when it comes to the proper use of the scroll view. The images all display how I want them to other than the fact that it just cuts off early and doesn't allow me to scroll if anyone could please elaborate on why this happens that would be great!

Anyways, thank you guys very much, and sorry for any messy code you may find. I'm still learning the best way to organize all of this Editor GUI code!

[code] using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEditor;

public class WorldManagerWindow : EditorWindow { GameObject[] prefabList; //List of prefabs in the prefab folder Vector2 prefabScroll; //Vector2 used for our prefab scroll bar float t_x = 10f; // x relation of the labelfield to the image in the prefab scroll float t_y = 0f; //arbitrary variable for the y relation of the labelfield to the image in the prefab scroll

 [MenuItem("World Manager/World Manager Editor")]
 static void Init()
 {
     //Show existing window instance. If one doesn't exist, make one.
     WorldManagerWindow window = (WorldManagerWindow)EditorWindow.GetWindow(typeof(WorldManagerWindow));
     window.Show();
 }

 void OnInspectorUpdate()
 {
     prefabList = Resources.LoadAll<GameObject>("Prefabs"); //Load all prefabs from the prefab folder
     Repaint();
 }

 void OnGUI()
 {
     Rect WindowRect; //Possibly arbitrary rect for storing window size
     Rect ScrollView; //Possibly arbitrary rect for storing scroll view size

     t_x = 0; //initialize the x offset variable for labels

     //Not sure about the necessity of this organizational rect yet
     WindowRect = EditorGUILayout.BeginHorizontal(GUILayout.Width(1000), GUILayout.Height(500));

     #region Scrollview for Prefabs
     prefabScroll = EditorGUILayout.BeginScrollView(prefabScroll); //The start of the scrolling
     ScrollView = EditorGUILayout.BeginHorizontal(); //Horizontal layout of prefab images and labels in the scrollview
    
     //Loop through all the objects in the prefab list and call the display function
     foreach (GameObject p in prefabList)
     {
         DisplayPrefabBox(p); //Draws image and label to screen
         t_x += 100f; //offset for the next prefab image
     }
     EditorGUILayout.EndHorizontal();
     EditorGUILayout.EndScrollView();
     #endregion

     EditorGUILayout.EndHorizontal();
 }

 void DisplayPrefabBox(GameObject prefab)
 {
     AssetPrefabScript script = prefab.GetComponent<AssetPrefabScript>();
     Sprite sprite = script.imageS;
     Texture t = sprite.texture;
     Rect tr = sprite.textureRect;
     Rect r = new Rect(tr.x / t.width, tr.y / t.height, tr.width / t.width, tr.height / t.height);

     EditorGUILayout.BeginVertical(); //Should begin vertical view of image and then label underneath it
     GUI.DrawTextureWithTexCoords(new Rect(t_x, t_y, tr.width, tr.height), t, r); //Draw the image to the window
     EditorGUI.LabelField(new Rect(t_x, (t_y + 200), 100, 100), prefab.name); //draw the label
     EditorGUILayout.EndVertical();

     t_x += (tr.width); //add the width of the last image to the offset
 }

} [/code]