It's a really versatile and professional asset, but it's actually not worth it if it's to the point where you want a simple button or inspector to be neat. You don't have to pay for a license, you don't have to use it, you can just get free attributes in the asset store, and you can get the serialization dictionary from the asset store for free enough. It's a waste to buy if you don't need to create windows. And you can make it simple with UI Toolkit. All the advantages turn into disadvantages just because of one license.

Unfortunately I can't use this asset, even though it gives advantages. I can't imagine how indie developers can afford this asset with the current EULA

How to disable the custom odin list serialization ? it's worst than unity ? I hate to recompile all the DLL just to change something Like the public bool AlwaysAddDefaultValue; to always true why Dll ?

Odin Inspector and Serializer is an incredibly useful and powerful tool for Unity, significantly simplifying the creation and customization of inspectors as well as data serialization. Its flexibility and rich functionality allow developers to focus on the important things, saving time on routine tasks. However, there is one small drawback — the lack of a built-in attribute for working with enums as bitmasks (similar to [EnumFlags] in NaughtyAttributes). Sometimes you need to select multiple values in one place and only one in another. At the moment, this requires using workarounds. P.S. If I’ve missed such functionality, I apologize for unintentionally misleading anyone with this review. However, Odin Inspector remains one of the best tools for Unity, and I definitely recommend it to anyone looking to simplify and speed up their work.

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I've being using it for many years and I would say it's the asset I always include in my projects by default. Functionality is huge, the only thing to consider is performance but in Editor it doesn't really matter.

I love this asset and use it pretty much on a daily basis. It's simple yet incredibly powerful. Saves a ton of time in the long run. Big fan overall.

It’s definitely a good asset. However, due to the changed licensing policy, I no longer feel inclined to use it.

Full disclosure, I probably only have used 5% of what this asset has to offer so far, but its worth it alone for [Button] and [ShowInInspector] on dictionaries. Works great!

Speeds up development and makes inspector much easier to navigate