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CippSharp.Reorderable

Cippman/Unity-Reorderable-List

CippSharp.Reorderable extends Unity's inspector with customizable reorderable list functionality. Display and reorder arrays and lists directly in the editor using the ReorderableAttribute on any custom serializable class containing an 'array' or 'list' field. Supports generic classes beyond standard ReorderableArray<T>, offering flexible UI customization and multiple installation methods including UPM compatibility.

com.cippsharpcore.reorderable
editor-enhancement

Install via UPM

Add to Unity Package Manager using this URL

https://www.pkglnk.dev/reorderable.git

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## Installation

Add **CippSharp.Reorderable** to your Unity project via Package Manager:

1. Open **Window > Package Manager**
2. Click **+** > **Add package from git URL**
3. Enter:
```
https://www.pkglnk.dev/reorderable.git
```

[![pkglnk](https://www.pkglnk.dev/badge/reorderable.svg?style=pkglnk)](https://www.pkglnk.dev/pkg/reorderable)

README

Unity-ReorderableList

fork version of this

Purpose:

Add Personal Customization to original one.

Content:

Almost the same, differs for namespaces and support of 'custom' generic classes, not only the ReorderableArray For Example any custom serializable class that has an array strictly named 'array' or a list strictly named 'list' can be displayed by ReorderableAttribute

How to Install:

  • Option 1 (readonly) now it supports Unity Package Manager so you can download by copy/paste the git url in 'Package Manager Window + Install From Git'. As said this is a readonly solution so you cannot access all files this way.
  • Option 2 (classic) download this repository as .zip; Extract the files; Drag 'n' drop the extracted folder in your unity project (where you prefer).
  • Option 3 (alternative) add this as submodule / separate repo in your project by copy/paste the git url
  • Option 4 (vintage) use the old ".unitypackage"

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