The GetValue method of the SerializedProperty class is used to retrieve the value of a serialized property. This method is generic and can return a value of any type specified by the type parameter T. If the property does not have a value, the method will return the provided defaultValue.
To use the GetValue method, you need to specify the type of the value you expect to retrieve. You also need to provide a default value of the same type, which will be returned if the property does not have a value.
This method is virtual, allowing it to be overridden in derived classes if custom behavior is needed.
// Example of using GetValue method SerializedProperty property = ...; // Assume this is an initialized SerializedProperty int defaultValue = 10; int value = property.GetValue<int>(defaultValue); // If the property has a value, 'value' will be that value. // Otherwise, 'value' will be 10.
