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Game.UI.Debug.FloatArrowField

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp
Namespace: Game.UI.Debug

Type: public class

Base: Game.UI.Widgets.FloatField

Summary:
A small UI field adapter used in debug UI that converts a Unity.Mathematics.double4 (vector-like) input into the scalar value used by the FloatField base. It exposes the X component of the double4 as the field value and sets the default allowed range to the full double range. Useful when the UI input is provided as a 4-component vector (e.g., arrows/handles) but the field expects a single double value.

Fields

This class does not declare any instance fields. All state is provided/managed by the base class FloatField.

Properties

  • protected override double defaultMin
    Overrides the base default minimum for the field. This implementation returns double.MinValue so there is no practical lower bound imposed by the field itself.

  • protected override double defaultMax
    Overrides the base default maximum for the field. This implementation returns double.MaxValue so there is no practical upper bound imposed by the field itself.

Constructors

  • public FloatArrowField()
    Default parameterless constructor. No custom initialization is performed in this class; initialization is inherited from the base FloatField.

Methods

  • public override double ToFieldType(double4 value)
    Converts the incoming double4 to the scalar type expected by the field by returning the X component (value.x). This method is the adapter point between vector-style input widgets and the scalar field representation.

Usage Example

// Example usage: converting a double4 arrow/vector to the field value (X component)
var arrowField = new FloatArrowField();
var input = new double4(1.5, -2.0, 0.0, 0.0);
double fieldValue = arrowField.ToFieldType(input); // returns 1.5

Notes: - The class uses double precision (double) for values; ensure callers expect/use double rather than float. - No clamping is applied here beyond the base class behavior; defaultMin/defaultMax are full-range by design. If you need bounds, override those properties or add validation in a derived class.