The Description property of the SerializedProperty class provides a textual description of the property. This description can be used to give more context or information about the property, which can be useful for documentation or user interfaces that display property details.
To access the Description property, you need to have an instance of the SerializedProperty class. You can then get or set the description as needed. This property is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior if necessary.
// Example of accessing the Description property SerializedProperty property = new SerializedProperty(); // Set the description property.Description = "This property controls the speed of the object."; // Get the description string description = property.Description; // Output the description // Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in Sandbox // Use appropriate logging or UI display methods instead // e.g., Log.Info(description);
