Very like Unity's Range but allow you to dynamically change the range, plus allow to set range step.

Supports int, uint, short, ushort, byte, sbyte, long, ulong, float, double

For each argument:

• string minCallback or float min: the minimum value of the slider, or a property/callback name.
• string maxCallback or float max: the maximum value of the slider, or a property/callback name.
• float step=-1f: the step for the range. <= 0 means no limit.

using SaintsField;

public int min;
public int max;

[PropRange(nameof(min), nameof(max))] public float rangeFloat;
[PropRange(nameof(min), nameof(max))] public int rangeInt;

[PropRange(nameof(min), nameof(max), step: 0.5f)] public float rangeFloatStep;
[PropRange(nameof(min), nameof(max), step: 2)] public int rangeIntStep;

Adapt

PropRange can work with [Adapt(EUnit.Percent)] to show a percent value, but still get the actual float value:

[
    PropRange(0f, 1f, step: 0.05f),
    Adapt(EUnit.Percent),
    OverlayText("<color=gray>%", end: true),
    BelowText("
quot; + nameof(DisplayActualValue)),
] public float stepRange;

private string DisplayActualValue(float av) => 
quot;<color=gray>Actual Value: {av}";

PropRange can work with ShowInInspector

[ShowInInspector, PropRange(nameof(min), nameof(max))]
public int RawPropRange
{
    get => propRange;
    set => propRange = value;
}

PropRange can work with ShowInInspector/Button parameters and return value

[ShowInInspector]
private int ShowPropR([PropRange(0, 100)] int p) => p;

[ShowInInspector]
private int ShowPropR([PropRange(0, 100)] int p) => p;