The Pain Point

My main character in Inhyeong has around 50 components. Scrolling through Unity’s default Inspector to find a specific one was painful — everything in one flat list, no organization, no way to group related things together.

What I Built

A complete Inspector replacement that automatically categorizes components into groups like Combat, Audio, UI, Physics, etc. Three-layer priority system for categorization:

1. [ComponentCategory] attribute on your script (highest priority)
2. Manual override via right-click “Set Category”
3. Prefix/Namespace/Assembly rules in Project Settings
4. Built-in type detection (fallback)

Features That Mattered Most

• Search Filtering — Ctrl+F to instantly filter components by name
• Focus Mode — click a component, everything else collapses
• Multi-Object Editing — select multiple GameObjects, see shared components, edit across all of them
• Drag-to-Reorder — visual reordering of components and categories, persisted across sessions
• Prefab Override Bar — shows modified/added/removed counts with per-component Apply/Revert

Everything works with the standard Inspector context menus, debug mode, and double-click-to-open-script. Three built-in themes (Signature purple, Match Editor, Custom with accent color picker).

What’s Next

Planning to release this on the Unity Asset Store. The core functionality is solid — remaining work is QA testing and polish.