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c#unity-game-engineuser-interface
Game dev
Game dev

Reputation: 324

Can't Assign Game Object from inspector on Unity

I'm working on a unity project and have added the Assembly definition to my project to keep things more organized. But now that I have added the Assembly Definition I can't assign any object at all from the inspector (no matter if it's a public or serialized field)

I have tried:

I also have added the Root namespaces at project settings>>editor.

And all the Assembly definitions have the same Root namespaces

Any suggestion would mean a lot to me, Thanks!

Inspector in normal state

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Here is the inspector under Debug

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The scripts are all under the Scripts folder

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here is my class.


    using IndritVaka.Assets.Script.Core;
    using IndritVaka.Assets.Script.Model;
    using TMPro;
    using UnityEngine;
    namespace IndritVaka.Assets.Script.IO
    {
        public class OutputManager: MonoBehaviour
        {
            public TextMeshProUGUI Date { get; set; }
            public TextMeshProUGUI Imsak { get; set; }
            public TextMeshProUGUI Fajr { get; set; }
            public TextMeshProUGUI Sunrise { get; set; }
            public TextMeshProUGUI Dhuhr { get; set; }
            public TextMeshProUGUI Asr { get; set; }
            public TextMeshProUGUI Sunset { get; set; }
            public TextMeshProUGUI Isha { get; set; }
    
            private void Awake()
            {
                TimingUtility.UPDATE_TIMINGS_UI += UpdateUi;
            }
    
            private void UpdateUi(Timings timings)
            {
                Date.text = timings.Date?.ToShortDateString();
                Imsak.text = timings.Imsak?.ToShortTimeString();
                Fajr.text = timings.Fajr?.ToShortTimeString();
                Sunrise.text = timings.Sunrise?.ToShortTimeString();
                Dhuhr.text = timings.Dhuhr?.ToShortTimeString();
                Asr.text = timings.Asr?.ToShortTimeString();
                Sunset.text = timings.Sunset?.ToShortTimeString();
                Isha.text = timings.Isha?.ToShortTimeString();
            }
            private void OnDestroy()
            {
                TimingUtility.UPDATE_TIMINGS_UI -= UpdateUi;
            }
        }
    }

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1078

Answers (2)

Game dev
Game dev

Reputation: 324

The problem doesn't have to do at all with assembly. The problem was at get and set Removing them fixed the problem.

public TextMeshProUGUI Date { get; set; }

to

public TextMeshProUGUI Date;

Upvotes: 0

Max Play
Max Play

Reputation: 4037

If you want to use auto properties and still want to expose them in the inspector, you can add the SerializeFieldAttribute, like you always would, but add a field: in front of it. This will add the attribute to the auto-generated backing field, resulting in it being serialized like it would if you wrote a full property.

[field: SerializeField]
public GameObject StuffToAssign { get; }

Upvotes: 2

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