[Question] How to change how ShowNonSerializedFields are rendered

[AndrzejKebab]

So I'm doing a RPG game and i have bunch of stats and i would like to have the non serialized values to show at their places in inspector

[TylerTemp]

This at this point is not possible, because NA will always render NonSerializedFields and buttons at last.

A workaround is to write a extended script. This is what i use in my project:

gist link

Delete all non-functional (because I have many other drawer extension as well).

This works on my project but because the extensions not included here, and many custom functions I used for myself, so not guaranteed it works in yours. But... you get the idea.

And add a [Ordered] to field if the order is incorrect, then the inspector will know which comes first.

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Update: and this is how it looks like in my project. Note the button is in the middle of where it should be.

[SerializeField, Ordered] private int _pIntPrivateOrdered;

[Ordered]
public int pIntOrdered;

[Button("Button Text"), Ordered]
private void MethodTwo() { }

[ShowNativeProperty, Ordered] private string NativeString => "NativeString";
[ShowNonSerializedField, Ordered] private const int NonSerInt = 9;

[Ordered]
public Animator someAnimator;

[AnimatorParam(nameof(someAnimator)), Ordered]
public int paramHash;

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Update: @AndrzejKebab I just notice that the sort function is incorrect...

Please change

_fieldWithInfos.Sort((a, b) =>
{
    // Debug.Assert(a.inherentDepth != 0);
    // Debug.Assert(b.inherentDepth != 0);
    int firstResult = a.inherentDepth.CompareTo(b.inherentDepth);
    return firstResult != 0
        ? firstResult
        : a.order.CompareTo(b.order);
});

Into:

_fieldWithInfos = _fieldWithInfos
    .WithIndex()
    .OrderBy(each => each.value.inherentDepth)
    .ThenBy(each => each.value.order)
    .ThenBy(each => each.index)
    .Select(each => each.value)
    .ToArray();

I have also updated the gist script.

(P.S. I've open-sourced my utils from my old project and published here, if you're interested please consider to have a look. The gist is basiclly this script)