Tip

Only use this if you can not enable SaintsEditor

Draw text, separator, spaces for field on above / below with rich text & dynamic text support. Using on an array will apply to every element (instead of the array/list itself).

Parameters:

• string title=null display a title. null for no title, only separator.

  If it starts with $, the leading $ will be removed and isCallback will be set to true. Use \$ to escape the starting $.

• EColor color=EColor.Gray color for the title and the separator

• EAlign eAlign=EAlign.Start how the title is positioned, options are:

  • EAlign.Start
  • EAlign.Center
  • EAlign.End

• bool isCallback=false when true, use title as a callback to get a dynamic title

• int space=0 leave some space above or below the separator, like what Space does.

• bool below=false when true, draw the separator below the field.

using SaintsField;

[Space(50)]

[FieldSeparator("Start")]
[FieldSeparator("Center", EAlign.Center)]
[FieldSeparator("End", EAlign.End)]
[FieldBelowSeparator("
quot; + nameof(Callback))]
public string s3;
public string Callback() => s3;

[Space(50)]

[FieldSeparator]
public string s1;

[FieldSeparator(10)]  // this behaves like a space
[FieldSeparator("[ Hi <color=LightBlue>Above</color> ]", EColor.Aqua, EAlign.Center)]
[FieldBelowSeparator("[ Hi <color=Silver>Below</color> ]", EColor.Brown, EAlign.Center)]
[FieldBelowSeparator(10)]
public string hi;

[FieldBelowSeparator]
public string s2;

This is very useful when you what to separate parent fields from the inherent:

using SaintsField;

public class SeparatorParent : MonoBehaviour
{
    [BelowSeparator("End Of <b><color=Aqua><container.Type/></color></b>", EAlign.Center, space: 10)]
    public string parent;
}

public class SeparatorInherent : SeparatorParent
{
    public string inherent;
}