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Fix weird Behaviour inheritance issue

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Sinai 2022-04-19 00:57:13 +10:00
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commit 5a3cad9be2
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src/Inspectors/GameObjectInspector.cs
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@ -193,7 +193,8 @@ namespace UnityExplorer.Inspectors
compInstanceIDs.Clear(); compInstanceIDs.Clear();
foreach (Component comp in comps) foreach (Component comp in comps)
{ {
if (!comp) continue; if (!comp)
continue;
componentEntries.Add(comp); componentEntries.Add(comp);
compInstanceIDs.Add(comp.GetInstanceID()); compInstanceIDs.Add(comp.GetInstanceID());
} }
@ -202,8 +203,23 @@ namespace UnityExplorer.Inspectors
behaviourEnabledStates.Clear(); behaviourEnabledStates.Clear();
foreach (Behaviour behaviour in behaviours) foreach (Behaviour behaviour in behaviours)
{ {
if (!behaviour) continue; if (!behaviour)
behaviourEntries.Add(behaviour); continue;
// Don't ask me how, but in some games this can be true for certain components.
// They get picked up from GetComponents<Behaviour>, but they are not actually Behaviour...?
if (!typeof(Behaviour).IsAssignableFrom(behaviour.GetType()))
continue;
try
{
behaviourEntries.Add(behaviour);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
ExplorerCore.LogWarning(ex);
}
behaviourEnabledStates.Add(behaviour.enabled); behaviourEnabledStates.Add(behaviour.enabled);
} }