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You can either dock it into place in the Editor

When you select a folder from the list, Unity shows its contents in the pane to the right

You can click the small triangle to expand or collapse the folder, displaying any nested folders it contains

To locate the item whose properties are displayed in a focused Inspector, do one of the following:

Hover the pointer over the focused Inspector’s tab header to display a tooltip that shows the full path to the item in the Scene Hierarchy or the Project

Properties are settings and options for GameObject components and Assets

Properties are settings and options for GameObject components and Assets

Properties are settings and options for GameObject components and Assets

Properties fall into the following major categories

Reference properties take compatible Project Assets or GameObjects in the Scene as inputs

The rest of this section describes how to set these complex properties

The Inspector window displays color properties as swatches

For example, Unity displays the HDR Color Picker window when you edit the emission color property in the standard shader

You can also use the eyedropper tool to pick color values from anywhere on the screen

They are useful for blending one color gradually into another, over space or time

A dedicated gradient editor shows the main colors, called stops, and all the intermediate shades between them in the gradient bar

A dedicated gradient editor shows the main colors, called stops, and all the intermediate shades between them in the gradient bar

Unity uses curves in a variety of different contexts, especially in animation

A bar slider is a specialized control that lets you allocate a particular resource visually

A bar slider is a specialized control that lets you allocate a particular resource visually

When a script exposes an array as a public variable, the Inspector displays a control that lets you edit both the number of items in the array (Size) and the values or references within it

In Swatches, click the outlined box

Choose Reveal Current Library Location to view the current library in Windows Explorer/Mac OS Finder

You can find the Toolbar at the top of the Unity Editor. It is not a window, and is the only part of the Unity interface that you can’t rearrange

The Toolbar consists of several groups of controls

The Toolbar consists of several groups of controls

You can change the arrangement of your views and then save the new layout or load an existing from the Layout drop-down menu

The status bar provides notifications about various Unity processes, and quick access to related tools and settings

Click the icon to get additional information about the cache server, and re-establish a lost connection

The Background Tasks window displays the progress of any running asynchronous tasks