Unity Tutorial - Create a Custom Inspector with a Reorderable List: Part 3

Hey nerds, welcome to the last video of my custom inspector series! In this episode, we add functionality to the reorderable list add and remove buttons. The add button creates a drop down menu capable of adding components to our gameobject and directly into the list. The remove button functions as normal. We also give the list a title.

[bluegoodev]

This was incredible! Exactly what I was looking for to create an editor for my Interaction system with Conditions/Reactions. But when you remove it from the reorderablelist, why would you want the script to still exist on the gameobject? Also I was considering keeping my conditions and reactions as separate gameobjects, to be able to copy a condition or reaction to another gameobject, but I guess I could do this by just copying the script the regular way? Thanks again, looking forward to try this out. :)

[yaseralosh]

Thanks for those informative tutorials I would like to see how would you go about implementing nested Reorderable Lists using the same Reorderable class from UnityEditor.