Odin serializer & Tri-Inspector

[SynergyJFernald]

Due to licensing restrictions that came with Odin Inspector 3.0 I've been looking around for alternatives and Tri-Inspector meets most of the requirements I have for attribute usage. I was planning to add some custom Tri-Attributes to the package to bring it more in parity with Odin however I'm having a bit of a problem trying to figure out how to access Odin serialized types (Dictionaries, properties, interfaces and similar).

I've been successful in getting properties to display in the inspector by doing the following:
`using Sirenix.OdinSerializer;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using TriInspector;
using UnityEngine;

[DrawWithTriInspector]
public class Test : SerializedMonoBehaviour
{
[OdinSerialize, ShowInInspector]
public Vector3 TestProperty { get; set; } = Vector3.zero;
}`

However the ShowInInspector attribute doesn't have a property drawer and so customizing the display for something like a Dictionary isn't straight forward. And if I create my own SeralizedDictionary attribute/drawer for Tri-Inspector OnGUI in the drawer doesn't appear to be getting hit if it's an item that Odin is serializing. I was hoping you might be able to offer some guidance on how I might be able to get access to the Odin serialized data in a TriAttributeDrawer. Is it just a matter of creating a new property resolver? If so would you be able to provide an example?

[vanifatovvlad]

Tri Inspector is designed to improve rendering of types that are already supported by the unity builtin serializer. Therefore you cannot add custom drawer for Dictionary, HashSet or other collections.

You can make your own TypeProcessor to add fields with OdinSerialize attribute to the inspector.

In version 1.11.0 custom types such as SerializedDictionary should now be drawn correclty. Please open an issue if some other types is shown by the default inspector but does not shown by Tri Inspector