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Unity 101 Tip #46 – ExecuteInEditMode attribute

Published 12/24/2012 by createdbyx in Programming | Unity

Tags: unity3d, Unity

if you have MonoBehavior code that you want to run while in the unity editor you can use the ExecuteInEditMode attribute and your mono behavior will run as though it was in play mode.

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