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Question by avidesk · May 09, 2013 at 02:59 PM · editorinspectoranimationcurve

Custom Inspector - Accessing AnimationCurve

I'm trying to add some functionality to the inspector when using AnimationCurves. I'm having trouble accessing the AnimationCurve itself so I can eventually modify it. I get the error that Unity.Object cannot be converted to AnimationCurve. I don't get this error if my editor script targets one of my custom scripts, only if I target a unity class.

If I add buttons to this script, it applies them to every public AnimationCurve variable in my project, which is exactly what I want, but since I can't actually access the animationcurve to make changes to it, its not doing me any good.

 [CustomEditor(typeof(AnimationCurve))]
 public class ExtendedCurves : Editor
 {
     private AnimationCurve thisCurve;
 
     public void OnEnable()
     {
         thisCurve = (AnimationCurve)target;
     }
 
 }
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I am also interested in gaining access to AnimationCurves that I created .. I do not see them in the inspector ? I tried also opening the Animation window... but nothing :(

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Answer by andrew-lukasik · Mar 10, 2017 at 10:39 AM

CustomEditors are usually written for Monobehaviour scripts and won't work with AnimationCurve type since it inherits only from System.Object (from what I can tell).

I suspect that the thing you're really looking for is an attribute called CustomPropertyDrawer. If that is the case then make this ExtendedCurves class a typical wrapper inheriting from nothing and write CustomPropertyDrawer for it. ExtendedCurves in this scenario can contain and extend AnimationCurve's functionality easily without conflicts.

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