RowContainer

Definition

• Type: Property
• Namespace: Unity.Hierarchy
• Assembly: UnityEngine.HierarchyModule

public VisualElement RowContainer { get; }

Remarks

Enemy

RowContainer

ChangeRowColor_dark.uss

ChangeRowColor_light.uss

Enemy.cs

1. Save the script in a folder called

   Assets/Editor/ChangeRowColor

   . Scripts in an

   Editor

   folder can use the Hierarchy module API without additional setup. If you save the script outside of an

   Editor

   folder, you must enable the Hierarchy built-in module in the Package Manager window, which also adds the module to your Player builds.
2. Copy the styles from the USS examples on this page. Save them in USS files called

   ChangeRowColor_dark.uss

   and

   ChangeRowColor_light.uss

   in the same

   Assets/Editor/ChangeRowColor

   folder.
3. Save the

   Enemy.cs

   script outside of an

   Editor

   folder, because MonoBehaviour scripts in an

   Editor

   folder can't be attached to GameObjects.
4. Add the

   Enemy

   component to a GameObject. The background color of the row of that GameObject changes in the Hierarchy window.

using Unity.Hierarchy;using Unity.Hierarchy.Editor;using UnityEditor;using UnityEngine;using UnityEngine.UIElements;namespace Unity.HierarchySamples.Editor{    class ChangeRowColor    {        const string k_RowColorUssClassName = "gameobject--enemy";        [InitializeOnLoadMethod]        static void Initialize()        {            HierarchyWindow.BindView += OnBindView;            HierarchyWindow.BindViewItem += OnBindViewItem;        }        static void OnBindView(HierarchyWindow window, HierarchyView view)        {            // Loads a theme-specific stylesheet for light or dark Editor skin.            view.styleSheets.Add(AssetDatabase.LoadAssetAtPath<StyleSheet>($"Assets/Editor/ChangeRowColor/ChangeRowColor{(EditorGUIUtility.isProSkin ? "_dark" : "_light")}.uss"));        }        static void OnBindViewItem(HierarchyWindow window, HierarchyView view, HierarchyViewItem item)        {            if (item.Handler is not HierarchyGameObjectHandler handler)                return;            GameObject gameObject = handler.GetGameObject(item.Node);            // Checks if the GameObject has an Enemy component attached to it. You can replace "Enemy" with your own MonoBehaviour class name.            item.RowContainer.EnableInClassList(k_RowColorUssClassName, gameObject.TryGetComponent<Enemy>(out _));        }    }}

ChangeRowColor_dark.uss

.gameobject--enemy {    background-color: #7a2d2d;}

ChangeRowColor_light.uss

.gameobject--enemy {    background-color: #8f6464;}

Enemy

using UnityEngine;namespace Unity.HierarchySamples{    public class Enemy : MonoBehaviour    {        // Marker component used by ChangeRowColor and CustomContextMenuAction samples.    }}