Scene Manager RBG Pack

Technical Details: Scene Manager RBG

• SceneList ScriptableObject:
  Purpose: Stores a list of scene names that you update manually using the "Update Scene List" context menu.
  Note: The list does not auto-populate at runtime—you must update it based on your Editor Build Settings.
• Scene_Manager Component:
  Features:Maps UI buttons to scene names using a custom list.
  Handles asynchronous scene loading with optional fade-out/in transitions (configured via a SetImageUI_RBG component).
  Offers configurable delays for transitions and an optional persistence mode (singleton behavior) so the manager survives scene loads.
  Utility: Provides methods for reloading the current scene and quitting the application.
• SceneSelector Attribute & Drawer:
  Purpose: Replaces string fields with a dropdown list of scene names, sourced from your manually updated SceneList asset.
  Benefit: Prevents typos and ensures consistency when assigning scene names in the Inspector.
• Compatibility:Designed for Unity 2019.4 and above, fully integrated with Unity’s Editor workflow.

Technical Details: SetImageUI_RBG

this asset elevates your in-game images and overlays with advanced visual effects such as dynamic fill, fade, and resize animations. Whether you’re aiming to create engaging menu transitions or eye-catching UI feedback, this asset makes it easy to integrate high-quality animations and audio cues directly within the Unity Editor.

Key Benefits:

• Dynamic Image Transitions: Easily animate UI image components with fluid fill and fade effects.
• Customizable Animations: Fine-tune parameters like fill methods, origins, scale multipliers, and timing to perfectly match your design.
• Enhanced User Experience: Add sound effects to transitions for a richer, immersive interaction.
• Intuitive Integration: Exposed serialized fields and simple methods allow for quick setup and customization in your project.

Technical Details: Tag Selector Asset

Purpose:
The Tag Selector component enhances the Unity Inspector by converting string fields marked with the [TagSelector] attribute into a dropdown list of all available tags. This minimizes errors by letting developers select from pre-defined tags rather than typing them manually.

Implementation Details:

• Custom Attribute:
  The asset includes a simple marker attribute (TagSelectorAttribute) that doesn’t require any additional data. When applied to a string field, it signals the custom property drawer to render a dropdown.
• Property Drawer (TagSelectorDrawer):
  The custom property drawer (TagSelectorDrawer) inherits from PropertyDrawer and overrides the OnGUI method to provide a custom editor GUI for the attributed field:
  Retrieving Tags:
  It accesses the list of Unity tags via UnityEditorInternal.InternalEditorUtility.tags. This array holds all tags defined in the project.
  Dropdown Implementation:
  The drawer determines the current selection by finding the index of the field’s string value in the tags array. It then uses EditorGUI.Popup to display a dropdown list, letting the user choose from the available tags.
  Property Update:
  Once a selection is made, the drawer updates the string property to reflect the chosen tag. If the property type is not a string, it falls back to the default property field rendering.
  Editor Workflow:
  The use of EditorGUI.BeginProperty and EditorGUI.EndProperty ensures proper handling of prefab overrides and multi-object editing.

Usage:
To use the Tag Selector, simply decorate any serialized string field with [TagSelector]. In the Inspector, that field will be rendered as a dropdown, populated with all tags defined in your project.