The GridSize property of the GraphView class in the Editor.NodeEditor namespace represents the size of the grid used in the node editor's graphical interface. This property is a float value that determines the spacing between grid lines, which can be useful for aligning nodes and other elements within the editor.
To adjust the grid size in a node editor, you can set the GridSize property to a desired float value. This will change the spacing of the grid lines, allowing for finer or coarser alignment of nodes.
For example, if you want a finer grid, you might set GridSize to a smaller value. Conversely, for a coarser grid, set it to a larger value.
// Example of setting the GridSize property GraphView graphView = new GraphView(); graphView.GridSize = 10.0f; // Sets the grid size to 10 units // Accessing the current grid size float currentGridSize = graphView.GridSize; // Output: 10.0f
