Adds so much stuff that should be native to Unity. You need it to save as much time as you can

Amazing tool, thanks a million.

After trying it out I thought it was neat but not very useful to me and very overpriced. So I tried removing it. It didn't like that! Not one bit! It trashed my project! Luckily I had backups but now I'm stuck with this garbage like digital herpes!

It's hard to describe just how good this asset is. It does so many things so well. You should definitely get it. You'll love it. Just adding [Button] to a method and having a button that calls that method appear in the inspector is worth the money. Everything else it does is gravy.

Pure Magic!!!

版面看起來變的整潔好管理

When I first started working in Unity I saw everyone ranting and raving about Odin and thought "looks cool, but I'm brand new so I don't need custom editors yet. I don't even know what the baseline is!". I was wrong. Just get it, it's worth it even for just the very basics of easy rearranging of inspector fields and being able to make your own multi-column layouts. As you go you'll continue to find more and more ways that Odin will make your life easier. It's truly excellent, powerful, and well designed.

If I were to pick a single tool to use in my project, I would not hesitate to pick this one. It enhances the regular inspector with a bunch of features (of which my favorite is the [Button] attribute), that make development easier, more efficient, and most importantly: fun

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I've been using this asset for many years on my project. Now in an age of LLM-enabled game development, this tool has become indispensable for my team. The fact that you can write inspectors so quickly and easily and imagine any kind of tool that you might want to have custom interfaces on inside of Unity, this thing has been a game changer. You can have custom previews, add buttons, and do all kinds of interesting functionality right in line in your editors where your objects are. Now because of LLMs, you don't even have to know how to build them. Let Claude or GPT figure it out for you and they'll just build you great interfaces for interacting with your scriptable objects and game objects. I highly recommend this and honestly Unity should have built something like this natively.