Namespace Serenity.GameUi.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder

Classes

CreateHudWindow

Creates a new HUD or edits an existing one: elements, their placement, what each reads and how it is drawn.

HudAnimationLayerEditorGui

Draws the inline step editor for a HUD element animation's assigned procedural layer: its steps (scale or activation) and its phasing — the layer reference itself is drawn by the always-visible Layer row in HudElementAnimationListGui, above both this editor and the gallery it replaces. Drawn in the row INSTEAD of HudElementAnimationListGui's "Choose an animation" gallery once a layer is assigned, and collapsible so a HUD with several animated elements does not turn into a wall of step rows.

HudAnimationLayerScaffold

Creates a starter ProceduralAnimator layer asset for a HUD element animation entry — a one-shot scale punch/pop-in or activation blink/strobe, or an ambient looping scale pulse/heartbeat or activation blink — prefilled so the entry is playable the moment the created asset lands on the row's Layer field. The Animation tab is unusable without this — authoring a sequence layer by hand, field by field, is exactly the friction a scaffold button exists to remove.

HudAnimationSequenceLayerInspector

Reads and rewrites the fields a sequence layer (TransformScaleSequenceLayerSO, TransformRotationSequenceLayerSO, TransformPositionSequenceLayerSO, ActivationSequenceLayerSO) exposes only as private or protected serialized fields — transformId, steps, phaseMode, repeatCount, loop — through a cached UnityEditor.SerializedObject, since none of them offer a public setter.

HudAnimationTemplateRegistry

The animation templates offered by the animation row's "Choose an animation" gallery and its "New" dropdown: a small, hand-picked list of starter layers an author can create in one click, plus the seam for adding more.

HudAnimationTemplateRegistry.Template

One creatable starter animation layer, as offered by the row's gallery.

HudArgumentOptionCatalog

Discovers every IHudArgumentOptionProvider in the loaded assemblies, keyed by the parameter type each one serves.

HudBindingInspectorGui

Draws the editor for one HUD binding: where the value comes from, and the chain of reads that turns it into something displayable.

HudBindingReferenceResolver

Hands the engine-agnostic HUD scanner the directly-referenced source object behind a binding.

HudCreator

Creates and updates HUD assets. All asset mutation for the HUD builder lives here; the window only collects input and renders results.

HudCreator.Input

What the caller wants created or updated.

HudCreator.Result

What was created or updated.

HudElementAnimationListGui

Draws one element's animation list: trigger, watched element, procedural layer, cooldown, and either the template gallery (no layer assigned yet) or the inline step editor (one is).

HudElementDetailGui

The fields of one HUD element, split into the four groups an author actually thinks in: where it sits, what it reads, how it looks, and when it re-reads.

HudElementListGui

Draws the list of HUD elements: placement, caption, bindings, representation and update policy.

HudElementTreeOrderGui

The Unity-side adapter over HudElementTreeOrder: projects a HUD's serialized element list into the pure solver's input, and carries out the sibling-aware move, remove and duplicate operations the nested list's row actions need.

HudFeedbackDefinitionPicker

Picks a project FeedbackDefinition asset's id for a HUD element's change-feedback field.

HudMemberCatalog

Discovers the types a HUD can bind to and the members it can read from them.

HudMemberCatalog.MemberOption

One member a binding step could read.

HudPreviewBuilder

Populates a preview canvas with a HUD's elements, drawn from the theme and fed sample values.

HudPreviewWindow

A dockable window showing the HUD as it will be drawn, at a chosen resolution and theme — and letting an author select, move, scale and rotate its elements directly, Photoshop-style.

HudRepresentationInspectorGui

Picks how a HUD element draws, and edits whatever the chosen representation needs.

HudTextStyleInspectorGui

How a HUD element's text is written: the theme's lettering, or a typeface and colour of its own — plus how it sits in its box.

HudTimeRepresentationGui

The stopwatch editor: each choice is a set of buttons showing what it produces, under a live sample of the whole format.

Interfaces

IHudArgumentOptionProvider

Supplies the authored-text options a HUD argument field of a specific type should offer, so HudBindingInspectorGui can draw a dropdown (or an ordered picklist) instead of a bare text field.