Very simple to reproduce (extracted directly from my working code):
...
new tk.Slider(
nameof(_paddingAdjustment).FiLabel(),
-10f,
10f,
(o, c) => o._paddingAdjustment,
(o, c, v) => o._paddingAdjustment = v
),
new tk.PropertyEditor(nameof(_editorEnableGizmos).FiLabel(), nameof(_editorEnableGizmos)),
new tk.Slider(
nameof(_paddingAdjustment).FiLabel(),
-10f,
10f,
(o, c) => o._paddingAdjustment,
(o, c, v) => o._paddingAdjustment = v
),
...
It'll be rendered like this:
Anyone got any idea why that is happening?
I don't see anything strange in tk.Slider or tk.IntSlider, and I'm not knowledgeable enough about FullInspector's generic properties internals to dig deep in there.
Very simple to reproduce (extracted directly from my working code):
It'll be rendered like this:
Anyone got any idea why that is happening? I don't see anything strange in tk.Slider or tk.IntSlider, and I'm not knowledgeable enough about FullInspector's generic properties internals to dig deep in there.