CORE.EditorKit Namespace Reference

Classes
class	KitBadge
	A small rounded mark: a count, a state, a package. Toned from the theme, or colored by code for a module. More...
class	KitButton
	A button with an optional glyph. No text makes it a square icon button; give it a tooltip then. One primary button per view: the action the view is for. More...
class	KitCallout
	A note in the flow of a page — what to know, what is wrong — with an optional link to act or read more. More...
class	KitCard
	A raised block with a title: a feature of an item, a step of a wizard, a section of settings. Collapsible cards fold on a click on their header; Toggled lets the owner remember it. More...
class	KitChangelog
	The CHANGELOG.md of every installed package (<RootFolder>/CHANGELOG.md), newest version first: ## 1.3 — 2026-11-02 headings, then what changed. A Welcome window shows them and marks a package whose newest heading the user has not seen yet. More...
class	KitChangelogPostprocessor
	Reads the changelogs again when one is imported, changed or removed.
class	KitContribution
	Something a package adds to a kit window — a settings page, a setup check, a debugger page. Any concrete subclass with a parameterless constructor in any editor assembly is found by itself (KitContributions.All<T>) and belongs to the KitModule of its assembly; nothing is registered by hand. More...
class	KitContributions
	Finds every contribution of a kind, once, in the order of their modules then their own. More...
class	KitDebugContext
	What a debugger page may do besides reading: say what came of an action, ask to be built again. More...
class	KitDebuggerWindow
	The frame of a Debugger window: the pages of every included module in a sidebar, the picked one refreshed at most four times a second and only when its KitDebugPanel.Version moved. A package derives it and adds a menu item; the pages are KitDebugPanel subclasses found by themselves. More...
class	KitDebugPanel
	A page of a Debugger window. A package adds the pages its running state needs from its editor assembly. More...
class	KitDialog
	The editor's modal dialogs with the kit's translated buttons. For anything the user must read or decide; a confirmation of what just happened is a toast. More...
class	KitEmptyState
	What a view shows when there is nothing in it yet: why, and what to do about it. More...
class	KitGalleryWindow
	Every kit component on one screen, in the current skin and language: the reference for anyone building a window on the kit, and the place to judge the look after a change of the style sheet. The Colors page lists every KitModule found in the project. More...
class	KitGlyph
	A line icon drawn as vectors, so it is sharp at any size and takes the color of the text around it. More...
class	KitGlyphs
	The kit's icon set, by name. A package adds its own with Register, prefixed with its module id (crafting.anvil), from a static constructor or an [InitializeOnLoadMethod]; a name already taken is replaced, so a package may also restyle a kit glyph. More...
class	KitHeader
	The top of a window: the module's tile, the title and subtitle, actions on the right. More...
class	KitHelp
	Where a help button leads. A manual window sets Handler; until one does, help buttons do not show. Pages are paths within that manual: configs/items, configs/items#art. More...
class	KitIcon
	An icon: a KitGlyph in the element's text color, or a texture. Size it in the style sheet. More...
class	KitInput
	Helpers for text fields. Keeps a field to the characters a value may hold: an id (a-z 0-9 _, typed capitals become small, spaces and dashes become _) or a name (A-Z a-z 0-9 _) — other keys do nothing, pasted text is cleaned. Gives a field a placeholder that works on every editor version. More...
class	KitLanguageButton
	The language of the editor windows, as a header button: a menu of every language some table is written in, and the key display for translators. More...
class	KitLog
	The kit's own logging. The kit references no other assembly, so it cannot use CORE's DebugHelper; every line is prefixed so it is still found at a glance.
class	KitManualChapter
	One page of a manual: a Markdown file in a package's Editor/Manual/<language> folder, with its place written on top: More...
class	KitManualInline
	Inline Markdown as UI Toolkit rich text: code, bold, italic, [text](target). Literal angle brackets are kept literal; links become <link> tags the label reports clicks of. More...
class	KitManualLibrary
	Every chapter of every installed package, in the editor's language where a translation exists and in English otherwise. Chapters are Markdown files in any Editor/Manual/<language>/ folder under Assets (an editor folder, so they never reach a build); a package that is not installed has no chapters, so a manual always matches what is in the project. More...
class	KitManualLinks
	What a link in a chapter does: https://… — opens the browser; #anchor — scrolls to a heading of the chapter; chapter-id, chapter-id#anchor — opens a chapter (a .md file name works too); open:<action>[/argument] — opens a window: open:gallery, open:settings/core.editorWindows. A package adds its own with Register, prefixed with its module id where the name may clash. More...
class	KitManualMarkdown
	A chapter's Markdown as UI Toolkit elements: headings (anchored), paragraphs, bullet and numbered lists, tables, fenced code, quotes as callouts (> [!NOTE], [!TIP], [!WARNING], [!CAUTION]), images, rules. Enough of GitHub Markdown for a manual, nothing more. More...
class	KitManualPostprocessor
	Reads the chapters again when one is added, changed or removed.
struct	KitManualSearchHit
class	KitManualWindow
	The frame of a Manual window: chapters by group on the left with a search over all of them, the chapter in the middle with links into the editor's windows, its headings on the right. A package derives it, adds a menu item and points KitHelp.Handler at OpenPage<T>, so every help button of every kit window opens it at the right chapter. More...
class	KitModule
	A package's identity in the editor windows: its name, color and glyph, and which assemblies are its. Every package built on the kit — CORE itself, a plugin, a plugin's DLC — declares exactly one, in its editor assembly; it is found by itself through TypeCache. More...
class	KitPage
	The building blocks of a page: the padded column on the right of a sidebar, its title and lead, section headings, plain texts and wrapping rows. Each is a plain element with a kit class, so a window composes a page without inline styles. More...
class	KitPalette
	Colors code needs where a style sheet cannot reach. A module's identity (a window's tile, a package chip) is given as a color by its KitModule, not as a class, so a package the kit has never heard of brings its own. Everything else is in the style sheet's variables. More...
class	KitPicker
	A drop-down list to pick one value from: a search field, at most PageSize choices a page with paging, the keyboard (arrows, Page Up/Down, Enter, Esc). Optionally a free value typed in the search. Opens under the element that asked for it and closes when it loses focus. More...
class	KitPickerField
	A field that shows the picked value and opens a KitPicker on a click. The request is built when it opens, so the choices are always fresh. More...
class	KitPickerOption
	One choice of a KitPicker: the value it writes, how it reads, a caption, a glyph or a picture. More...
class	KitPickerRequest
	What a KitPicker shows and allows. More...
class	KitProductInfo
	A package as a product: who makes it, where to write, where it is sold. Shown by the Welcome window's footer; an empty link hides its button. More...
class	KitProgress
	A thin bar filled to a share, in the color of a tone. More...
class	KitRow
	A labelled line of a form: the label in a fixed column, the field filling the rest, an optional extra at the end (a badge, a small button). Give the field no label of its own. More...
class	KitSearchField
	A search box: a glyph, a placeholder, a clear button that shows while there is text. Escape clears it. More...
class	KitSettingRow
	One setting: its name and what it does on the left, the control on the right. Rows in a card are divided by a thin line. More...
class	KitSettingsAsset< T >
	A settings asset of a package: a ScriptableSingleton<T> saved where its [FilePath] says — ProjectSettings/ for the team's, UserSettings/ for one person's — with a key/value store any package may write to under keys prefixed with its module id. A subclass adds typed fields and sets them through Apply, so every change is saved and announced. More...
class	KitSettingsFields
	Setting rows ready to add to a card: the control shows the current value and calls back on a change. Texts are passed translated. More...
class	KitSettingsPage
	A section as a page — its title, whose settings these are, Reset, then what the section builds — and the same pages inside Unity's Project Settings / Preferences, so they are found where Unity users look first. More...
class	KitSettingsSection
	A page of a Settings window — also shown in Unity's Preferences (user sections) or Project Settings (project sections). A package adds its own from its editor assembly and keeps the values in its settings assets (KitSettingsAsset<T>) under keys prefixed with its module id. More...
class	KitSettingsStore
	Values a package keeps without a field of its own in a settings asset: string by key, keys prefixed with the package's module id (crafting.warnOnSeveralStacks). Serialized as a list — Unity serializes no dictionary. More...
class	KitSettingsWindow
	The frame of a Settings window: the sections of every included module on the left, searchable, the picked one on the right. A package derives it, names its settings assets and adds a menu item; the sections come from KitSettingsSection subclasses found by themselves. More...
class	KitSetupCheck
	One thing a Setup Wizard checks about the project. A check reads the project, changes nothing, and is quick: it runs whenever the wizard is shown. A package adds its checks from its editor assembly. More...
class	KitSetupResult
	What a check found, and what can be done about it: a fix the wizard can apply, or a place to go. More...
class	KitSetupWizardWindow
	The frame of a Setup Wizard: what the project still needs for every included module — each check with a fix or a place to go, grouped by module under a summary with "Fix all". A package derives it, adds a menu item and, if it wants, a footer; the checks are KitSetupCheck subclasses found by themselves. More...
class	KitSidebar
	The navigation on the left of a window: foldable groups of items with a glyph and an optional count, one selected. Arrow keys move the selection when it has focus. Meant for tens of items — a long list of entries is a ListView. More...
class	KitStatusBar
	The bottom line of a window: what it shows and what is unsaved, short facts on the right. More...
class	KitStepper
	The steps of a wizard in a row: done ones checked, the current one marked. A click on a step already reached goes back to it. More...
class	KitTabs
	A row of tabs under the header: one is selected, the window shows its page. Pages are the window's own; the tabs only report the choice. Right holds controls at the right end of the row. More...
class	KitText
	The texts of the editor windows. Code holds keys only — Tr("configs.toolbar.save"); the words live in tables, one json per package and language, named <Scope>.EditorText.<lang>.json and kept in an Editor folder. Objects nest: {"configs": {"toolbar": {"save": "Save"}}} is the key above. More...
class	KitTextPostprocessor
	Reloads the editor texts when a table is added, changed, moved or removed, so open windows follow an edit at once.
class	KitTheme
	The look of every kit window: one style sheet, COREEditorKit.uss, found wherever the package is, with the dark or light palette picked by the editor skin. A window adds its own sheet on top with AddSheet; it uses only the kit's –kit-* variables. More...
class	KitToasts
	Short notices in the lower right corner of a window that fade on their own: "Saved 3 files". Not for anything the user must read — that is a KitCallout or a KitDialog. More...
class	KitToolbar
	A row of commands under the header. Items go left to right; AddSpacer pushes the rest right. More...
class	KitWelcomeWindow
	The frame of a Welcome window — the first thing a customer sees. Overview: what the package is and the windows to start from, built by the subclass with the helpers here. Changelog: what changed in every installed package of the family. At the bottom the product, the author, where to write and Show at start. More...
class	KitWindow
	The base of every window built on the kit: the theme, a header with the module's tile and a help button, the content, a status bar, toasts. The whole tree is built in code by BuildContent and built again when the editor language changes, so a window keeps no text of its own outside it. More...
class	KitWindowFrames
	The style sheet of the ready-made window frames — settings, setup wizard, debugger, manual, welcome — on top of the kit's own. Each frame adds it to its root; a window of a package may add it too to reuse its classes. More...

Enumerations
enum	KitButtonKind { Secondary , Primary , Ghost , Danger }
enum	KitSettingsScope { User , Project }
	Whose settings a section holds — where they are saved. More...
enum	KitTone {   Neutral , Accent , Info , Success ,   Warning , Error }
	What a message or a mark means; picks its color from the theme. More...
enum	KitSetupStatus { Passed , Info , Warning , Failed }

Enumeration Type Documentation

KitButtonKind

enum CORE.EditorKit.KitButtonKind

Enumerator
Secondary
Primary
Ghost
Danger

KitSettingsScope

enum CORE.EditorKit.KitSettingsScope

Whose settings a section holds — where they are saved.

Enumerator
User	One person's, in UserSettings/: not committed.
Project	The team's, in ProjectSettings/: committed with the project.

KitSetupStatus

enum CORE.EditorKit.KitSetupStatus

Enumerator
Passed
Info	Worth knowing; nothing is broken.
Warning	Works, but something will be missing.
Failed	Breaks: the package cannot work until it is done.

KitTone

enum CORE.EditorKit.KitTone

What a message or a mark means; picks its color from the theme.

Enumerator
Neutral
Accent
Info
Success
Warning
Error