The As property of the SerializedProperty class provides an accessor to the property's value, allowing it to be accessed or modified in a type-safe manner. This property is virtual, meaning it can be overridden in derived classes to provide custom behavior.
Use the As property to access or modify the value of a serialized property in a type-safe way. This is particularly useful when dealing with properties whose types are not known at compile time.
// Example of using the As property SerializedProperty property = ...; // Assume this is initialized var accessor = property.As; // Use the accessor to get or set the value var value = accessor.GetValue<int>(); accessor.SetValue(42);
