Using Noesis to extend the Unity Editor. Possible?
Posted: 04 Mar 2015, 19:57
Hello,
first of all great news that Noesis is now usable in the Unity5 Personal edition. Congrats on that breakthrough since I think it'll open you up for a lot bigger market share.
However I'm interested in yet another usecase. It it conceivable to use Noesis to create a XAML based extension to the Unity Editor itself? Can the GUI run at editor-time and be used to display custom editor windows? I know this is probably not supported out of the box but is there any way to hack/workaround this? maybe display the Noesis GUI panel inside a rendertexture and then somehow use that inside an editorwindow or something like that?
Having XAML available to write editors would certainly open up new possibilities to studios.
Thanks and again congrats and I'll definitely be a customer now. I'm still in the prototyping stage so getting Unity Pro just for a GUI was a bit too much, even though Noesis was on the mid-term plan always, but now we'll probably use it sooner rather than later if not right away once it fully works with Unity 5
first of all great news that Noesis is now usable in the Unity5 Personal edition. Congrats on that breakthrough since I think it'll open you up for a lot bigger market share.
However I'm interested in yet another usecase. It it conceivable to use Noesis to create a XAML based extension to the Unity Editor itself? Can the GUI run at editor-time and be used to display custom editor windows? I know this is probably not supported out of the box but is there any way to hack/workaround this? maybe display the Noesis GUI panel inside a rendertexture and then somehow use that inside an editorwindow or something like that?
Having XAML available to write editors would certainly open up new possibilities to studios.
Thanks and again congrats and I'll definitely be a customer now. I'm still in the prototyping stage so getting Unity Pro just for a GUI was a bit too much, even though Noesis was on the mid-term plan always, but now we'll probably use it sooner rather than later if not right away once it fully works with Unity 5