⚙️Settings

Apex Settings is the central place to configure how Apex behaves in the Unity Editor

Where to find it

Edit > Preferences > Renowned Games > Apex

Settings

Enabled

• Enables/disables Apex Editor integration.

UI Settings

• Default Array Style

  • Default array rendering style when no explicit array attribute is specified.

  • Available values: Apex, Classic, Unity.

• Default Foldout Style

  • Default foldout style identifier when no style is explicitly specified in a foldout attribute.

  • Built-in values: Unity, Highlight, Header, Group.

• Hide Group Header

  • Hides the header for group containers by default (individual group attributes can override it).

Advanced Settings

• Cache Reflection

  • Caches reflection data to speed up editor UI generation.

• Include All Assemblies

  • When enabled, Apex runs for all assemblies.

  • When disabled, Apex is limited by Include Default Assemblies and Assembly Scopes.

• Include Default Assemblies

  • Includes default project assemblies (Assembly-CSharp and Assembly-CSharp-Editor).

  • Only used when Include All Assemblies is disabled.

• Assembly Scopes

  • List of assembly names that Apex is allowed to process (used when Include All Assemblies is disabled).

  • Each scope also has an optional Condition string.

    • Format: x <op> <version> (example: x >= 1.2.0)

    • Supported operators: ==, >, <, >=, <=

• Except Types

  • List of type names to exclude from Apex processing.

  • Type name matching uses Type.Name (the short name without namespace).

  • Optional toggle: exclude subclasses/derived types as well.

• Custom Expression Assemblies

  • Custom assemblies to search for types in expressions.

  • Add assembly names (example: MyGame.Gameplay, MyGame.Core).