The Order property of the SerializedProperty class is an integer value that determines the order in which properties are displayed or processed. This property is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior if necessary.
The Order property of the SerializedProperty class is an integer value that determines the order in which properties are displayed or processed. This property is virtual, allowing derived classes to override its behavior if necessary.
Use the Order property to specify the sequence in which properties should appear, particularly in user interfaces or serialization processes. A lower value indicates a higher priority, meaning the property will appear earlier in the sequence.
// Example of setting the Order property SerializedProperty myProperty = new SerializedProperty(); myProperty.Order = 1; // Sets the order to 1, making it a high priority property // Accessing the Order property int orderValue = myProperty.Order; // Use orderValue as needed, for example, to sort properties