[solved] How to edit an array of custom classes in the Inspector

This is for C# !

How to edit an array of custom classes in the Inspector which was inherited from a base class?

I have a class BuildCondition : UnityEngine.Object which holds two enums (ability and potency) eg. ("buildUnits","heavy")

To check whether an unit is build able by another I want to compare the set of BuildConditions the builder meets with the set of BuildConditions the subject requires.

So in the base class Unit : MonoBehaviour there is an array of required BuildConditions.

UnitTypes eg. class UnitHarvester inherit Unit and add their own attributes eg. harvestingSpeed

So I would like to edit all Attributes trough the inspector so I can set those values for each unitType prefab easily. I have tried adding a Editor for Unit but the unitTypes stick with the array Interface which does not allow to edit the field values. So I wrote Editors for the unitTypes as well and inherit those from the base class's Editor. Like: public override void OnInspectorGUI() { base.OnInspectorGUI(); //doing the all the child Attributes } That UI works.. but it changes the values of every UnitType at once. So there is no individual memory for different objects. And the storage behaviour is .. weird.

Or am I missing the simple method of just telling the inspector to go for the Standard-Array-UI then displaying each field as the two enums it is.

Code examples: (public Attributes just for simplicity)

 //BuildCondition
 [System.Serializable]
 public class BuildCondition : UnityEngine.Object {
   public enum Abilities { buildUnits, techSupport, scienceSupport,.. }
   public Abilities ability { get; set; }
   public enum Potencies { light, middle, heavy, super }
   public Potencies potency { get; set; }
 }
 
 //unit base class
 public class Unit : MonoBehaviour {
   public BuildCondition[] buildConditions;
 
   public bool isBuildable (BuildCondition[] meetConditions) {..}
 ..
 }
 
 //eg. script class to be added as component
 public class UnitHarvester : Unit {
   public float harvestingSpeed;
 ..
 }