How To Create Config Window

Create a ScriptableObject type and mark it as a config window

Add [ConfigWindow] on the ScriptableObject class.

Add sections with [ConfigSection]

Each member that should appear in the config window must have [ConfigSection].

Notes:

• The section name can be hierarchical, using / (example: Gameplay/Combat).

• Order sorts sections in the left panel.

• Description is shown under the section title in the toolbar when that section is selected.

• Expanded defines the default expanded state for foldout sections.

Add optional section toolbar buttons with [ConfigSectionButton]

To add buttons to a section toolbar:

• Mark a parameterless void method with [ConfigSectionButton("Section/Path")].

• Ensure the section path matches the normalized path used by [ConfigSection] (same segments and casing after trimming).

5) Open the window

• Double-click the created asset in the Project window.

Example

using RenownedGames.Apex;
using UnityEngine;

[CreateAssetMenu(menuName = "Game/Config/Game Settings")]
[ConfigHideInspectorEditor]
[ConfigWindow("Game Settings", IconName = "d_UnityEditor.InspectorWindow", Dockable = true, LeftPanelWidth = 260f)]
[ConfigWindowMinSize(520, 420)]
public sealed class GameSettings : ScriptableObject
{
    [ConfigSection("General", Order = 0, Description = "Global project-wide settings.")]
    public string buildName;

    [ConfigSection("Audio", Order = 100, Description = "Mix and volume controls.")]
    [Range(0f, 1f)]
    public float masterVolume = 1f;

    [ConfigSection("Gameplay/Combat", Order = 200, Description = "Combat and difficulty tuning.", Expanded = true)]
    public float difficulty = 1f;

    [ConfigSectionButton("Gameplay/Combat", Order = 0)]
    public void ResetCombat()
    {
        difficulty = 1f;
    }
}