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Custom Inspector

9_ScriptableDictionaries

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In order to debug, or just for simplicity, you can see at any time during Play mode the content of the dictionary. If you play the scene, spawn a few elements and then inspect the Scriptable dictionary instance : example_dictionary_elementInt

You can see each key and value displayed:

This is very useful. Of course, like all the other Soap types, you can easily see this custom inspector wherever your dictionary is referenced and in the Soap Wizard: