Hard-Coded Generator

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Unity API lets developers use hard-coded values (string, integer, etc.), however they are not generally useful in terms of flexibility and maintainability. As an example, when you change or remove a hard-coded value through Unity Editor, you are not notified if it is referenced from number of locations in your project. The beauty of Hard-Coded Generator is that when you modify a hard-coded value, it generates HardCodeds.dll assembly in background without interrupt your work and notifies you of any misspellings or missing references via Unity console.

Hard-Coded Generator detects automatically hard-coded values for the following items:

In addition, Hard-Coded Generator generates utility members for every item. See Details page for more information.

You can access Hard-Coded Generator by "Window/Hard-Coded Generator/" Unity Editor main menu path.

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Import HardCodedGenerator.dll and HardCodedGenerator.MenuItems.dll.

Go to "Window/Hard-Coded Generator/Generate Config Asset" main menu path to generate configuration asset.

Then, change values in configuration asset. After that, to generate/update HardCodeds assembly, use the main menu path of "Window/Hard-Coded Generator/Generate Assembly" or use (re)generate button in configuration asset or use "Ctrl + Shift + Alt + H" hot-key on Windows / "Cmd + Shift + Option + H" hot-key on OS X.

That’ s it. Now, you can use hard-coded values via dynamically generated HardCodeds assembly. See How to use ? section on Details page for more information.

"Hard-C0ded" Generator

for Unity3D game engine

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PermalinkHow to use ?

Import HardCodedGenerator.dll and HardCodedGenerator.MenuItems.dll.

Go to "Window/Hard-Coded Generator/Generate Config Asset" main menu path to generate configuration asset.

That’ s it. Now, you can use hard-coded values via dynamically generated HardCodeds assembly. See How to use ? section on Details page for more information.